US Tightens Regulations on Non-Bank Financial Institutions

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US regulators are moving to make it more difficult for non-bank financial institutions to be labeled as "too-big-to-fail." This regulatory shift reflects a desire to reduce the potential for future financial crises by preventing the build-up of systemic risk outside of traditional banking institutions. The new regulations are expected to increase scrutiny and capital requirements for these firms.