US officials are split on how many financial institutions should be branded “systemically important”, according to people familiar with inter-agency talks, amid desperate lobbying by non-bank financial groups to escape the designation.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is arguing for a broad approach, dragging in the largest hedge funds, insurance groups and asset managers, while the Treasury and the Federal Reserve prefer to designate only a handful of institutions.
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