Bringing a measure of transparency to its often secretive deliberations, the Financial Stability Oversight Council has released a public update on its review of potential risks to U.S. financial stability. Topping that list, beyond its controversial designations of banks and nonbanks as systemically important, are concerns about asset management products and activities.
FSOC’s evaluation has focused on, and will continue to assess: liquidity and redemption; leverage; operational functions; securities lending; and resolvability and transition planning. The public statement follows a December 2014 notice seeking public comment on how asset management products and activities could pose risks to U.S. financial...
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