Regulators allege that the private equity firm owning Atlantic Coast Life moved retirees’ annuity money into illiquid private credit, including loans tied to collapsed investor 777 Partners.

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Carlyle executives caution direct lenders against repeating structural software-as-a-service errors as they fund the artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout.

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What is singular and novel about the current threat is that it was born out of the private sector

The near-collapse of the AI-focused hedge fund, Situational Awareness, shows that systemic opacity persists.

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Private equity firms now control roughly half of New York's home care market, transforming it into a consolidated, highly leveraged system.

Warren revives the Stop Wall Street Looting Act, aiming to expand private equity liability, tighten buyout rules and increase oversight of private credit and bankruptcy risks.

Today, Americans for Financial Reform commends Senator Warren and Representatives Pocan, Jayapal, and Landsman for leading the introduction of the Stop Wall Street Looting Act of 2026, designed to…

Private equity firms have been treating our economy like their personal piggy bank for far too long. They buy up companies, saddle them with debt, strip them of assets, and then walk away with…

Senator Elizabeth Warren has reintroduced the Stop Wall Street Looting Act, aiming to hold private equity firms accountable for the failures of companies they control.

Global debt surged over $10 trillion in H1 2026, exceeding $365 trillion, largely driven by emerging markets, strategic AI infrastructure, and defense spending.

With heightened geopolitical tensions, a rising interest rate environment, and vulnerabilities in AI, private credit, and private equity firms, this is a terrible time to deregulate banks.

Private equity managers are funneling private debt into life insurers' annuity balance sheets. This increases risks for policy holders, banks, and investors.

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James Talarico is deploying his Christian faith in his bid for the Senate. But he’s winning because Texans have been pummeled by inflation and corruption.

The "Stop Corporate Takeovers of Physicians Act," has been introduced by Senators Warren, Merkley, Wyden, and Representatives Ocasio-Cortez, Hoyle, and Subramanyam.

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Rising interest rates have profoundly reshaped the financial landscape, creating stark divisions rather than uniform benefits. Banks and insurers do not react in the same way.

EPA Administrator Zeldin's rollback of greenhouse gas standards and financial regulators' withdrawal of climate-risk principles are reshaping financial institutions' risks.

Sustaining 3% growth is mathematically improbable, requiring productivity to nearly double given slow labor force expansion.

Financial institutions, including Fitch Ratings, IMF, Bank of England, and S&P Global, are increasingly concerned about a potential severe AI-related equity price shock.

US insurance companies, managing a vast $9.58 trillion in assets, are increasingly exposed to private markets, a trend often overlooked compared to bank risks.

Banks are engaging in regulatory capital arbitrage making the banking system look safer than it really is.

At this event, Mayra Rodríguez Valladares explores the key risks facing the US economy and financial system

All of America’s eight globally systemically important banks reported significantly higher revenues and net income than the same period in 2025.

At this event, Mayra Rodríguez Valladares explores the key risks facing the US economy and financial system

At this event, Mayra Rodríguez Valladares explores the key risks facing the US economy and financial system

At this event, Mayra Rodríguez Valladares explores the key risks facing the US economy and financial system

Fifteen years after its inception, Basel III is fragmenting into three distinct bank regulatory models across the EU, UK, and US, rather than achieving global uniformity.

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For bank lobbyists advocating for lower capital, the stress test results appear to validate that banks have more capital than they need. That conclusion is premature.

Wall Street industry groups are lobbying to erode import bank market risk rules. This imperils banks and ordinary Americans.

Wall Street industry groups are lobbying to erode import bank market risk rules. This imperils banks and ordinary Americans.

Moody's is warning investors that if lower capital requirements lead to higher payouts and more risk taking, this would be credit negative for banks.

The Financial Stability Board has released its long-awaited AI governance framework for financial services.

With 65 state-based wars in 2025—the most since World War II— bank regulators face an urgent question: how long before the world's financial infrastructure fractures?

The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs will be hearing from four witnesses who will discuss a broad range of issues related to AI.

The FDIC has outlined a significant shift in how the agency approaches resolution planning for large banks, and there are many risks.

Governor Michael S. Barr issued one of the most urgent warnings in recent memory about the trajectory of U.S. bank regulation.

The same report that touts the system’s strength also catalogues a set of at least eight risks that regulators and investors should be watching with serious attention.