Looks like Europe's main banking regulator is gearing up to drop new guidelines soon. Word is they're trying to keep European banks in the game while regulations get loosened up in other major markets. Classic move when everyone else is cutting red tape and you don't want to fall behind.
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LightningHarvester
· 18h ago
Here comes this trap again, Europe still wants to play cards, the rules are increasing while other places are lying flat.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 18h ago
A typical precursor to regulatory arbitrage, while Europe is still talking on paper, the Fed has already started to loosen up... we need to hold on to the health factor.
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Relaxing regulations = raising risk control thresholds, be careful of the domino effect of cascading liquidations.
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Here we go again, shouting about competitiveness while increasing leverage... who will clear the price this time.
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Don't be fooled by "competitiveness", it's just fear of being left behind, systemic risks are lying in ambush.
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European banks: We want to deregulate. Other markets: Already deregulated long ago. And the result? Borrowing rates are still through the roof.
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This logic sounds familiar... the last time this happened, volatility directly went to da moon.
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PonziDetector
· 18h ago
Really, are we starting this trap again? It's always like this, Europe falls behind, the US and Singapore relax, and then the EU gets anxious and follows suit.
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ZkSnarker
· 18h ago
lol the classic "everyone else is deregulating so we panic" move. europe really said let's tighten the screws while us/asia are literally throwing rulebooks out the window. here's the thing about regulatory arbitrage tho—someone's always gotta be the cautious one and it's never the fun crowd
Looks like Europe's main banking regulator is gearing up to drop new guidelines soon. Word is they're trying to keep European banks in the game while regulations get loosened up in other major markets. Classic move when everyone else is cutting red tape and you don't want to fall behind.