The basic structure of U.S. banking and financial regulation is in place, and is unlikely to change significantly. Ongoing rulemaking continues to write the hundreds of rules required to implement the Dodd-Frank Act. For commercial banking, particularly important rulemaking efforts are revisions to capital requirements and implementing the Volcker Rule. Outside of Dodd-Frank, also noteworthy is the New York Federal Reserve's consideration of tri-party repo market regulation.
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