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Support grows for ‘too-big-to-fail’ rules

Survey finds stricter requirements are among the most effective options for improving regulation

Stricter requirements on banks that are “too big to fail” would be more effective in improving regulation than any other charge to the industry, according to a survey conducted for Financial News.

The survey, by Financial News and the International Capital Markets Association, found that 77% of respondents thought such a restriction would be positive for capital markets. By comparison, 66% said that a transaction tax such as a Tobin tax would be negative.

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