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  • UK Financial Services Editor, POLITICO
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UK Financial Services Editor at Politico: fmaxwell@politico.co.uk. Previously: MLex, BoE, Risk.
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Andrew Bailey has two years left running the Bank of England. They’ll be the toughest yet.

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By Fiona Maxwell Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
LONDON — Andrew Bailey bows his head and steps inside the church. Set among residential buildings and shops in a leafy south London suburb, this is where the Bank of England governor finds his peace. The top British central banker has attended this church for many years. Bailey’s Catholic faith, according to those who have worked closely with him, quietly guides his approach at the helm of Britain’s powerful — and often-pilloried — central bank. Around him, the chaos continues.
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US easing of capital requirements prompts calls for more lax regulations in the EU

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By Aiden Reiter Verified, Fiona Maxwell Verified, Kathryn Carlson Verified
| POLITICO Verified
But the breadth of the U.S. proposal has prompted trade groups in Europe to push officials to move faster. Taken together, the moves could weaken the global regulatory framework instituted on both sides of the Atlantic after the 2008 financial crisis.
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US easing of capital requirements prompts calls for more lax regulations in the EU

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By Aiden Reiter Verified, Fiona Maxwell Verified, Kathryn Carlson Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
U.S. regulators this week proposed easing capital rules on big U.S. banks in a package of proposals that departs from globally agreed-upon standards. Now, it’s sparking calls from European trade groups to loosen the EU’s own version of the rules. On Thursday, U.S. bank regulators released a number of potential rule changes intended to align U.S. policy with a 2017 global agreement known as Basel III.
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