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Banks benefit from understanding how risks unique to any unit affect others, defining how risks interact and ensuring that no risk program is executed in isolation.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau this week issued a circular warning that subscription services that automatically re-enroll customers may violate the law if they do not clearly disclose their terms and obtain consumer consent, or if they make it "unreasonably difficult" for consumers to cancel.
Central banks seeking to rein in crypto risks could pursue strategies ranging from regulation to outright bans of the technology, all of which have pros and cons, according to a new bulletin by the Bank for International Settlements.
The most effective way to successfully fix issues at a bank that is "too large to manage" is to simplify by divesting businesses, curtailing operations and reducing complexity, Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu said this week, adding that regulators must have "credible, transparent mechanisms" to compel those divestments when necessary.
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