Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath says India is inviting trouble by allowing government securities be considered as cash on margin loans, which US doesn't permit
Regulatory standards for the recently failed Silicon Valley Bank in the US "were too low" and the supervision did not work with sufficient force and urgency, a review of the supervision and regulation of the bank led by US Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michael S Barr found.
The Fed’s vice chair for supervision has announced plans for a broad revamp following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, which he blamed on the company’s weak risk management and supervisory foot-dragging by the Fed.