Thank you, Ryan Tracy and Rob Schmidt Capitol Account, for the opportunity to discuss the Forum's work on critical issues, including the Basel III Endgame, which could have broad ramifications across the economy. Read the full interview: capitolaccountdc.com/p/running-poin…

An insightful conversation with J.P. Morgan’s Abigail Suarez on the firm’s policy strategies and collaboration with local organizations to expand homeownership. Read about the firm’s $6M commitment to increase affordable housing in Baltimore. fsforum.co/3Ub1U2T

I'm pleased to welcome Laura Peavey as our Director of Media and Outreach. As a previous Communications Director for the House Financial Services Committee, Laura will play a key role working with media and external stakeholders at the Forum. zurl.co/nhEX

Happy to announce that Citi CEO Jane Fraser has been elected Financial Services Forum chair, and BNY CEO Robin Vince as vice chair. I thank State Street Chairman and CEO Ron O’Hanley for his leadership over the past two years. zurl.co/30Y8U

Congratulations to Scott Bessent on his confirmation as the 79th Secretary of the Treasury. Financial Services Forum commends President Trump for this nomination and looks forward to working together to enhance economic growth and financial stability. zurl.co/UOo0Z

Pleased to have joined the “Macrocast” podcast with Forbes Tate Partners and Markets Policy Partners to discuss the upcoming Fed Chair Powell hearings and the role of leading U.S. banks in driving economic growth. Listen to the interview here: open.spotify.com/episode/6PWSWP…

Fascinating story from The Wall Street Journal showing the importance of derivatives in helping companies manage cost increases; in this case, it’s about the price of chocolate. wsj.com/business/retai…

At today’s hearing, Fed Chair Powell reaffirmed that the largest U.S. banks have the right amount of capital. Over 15 years, their capital has more than tripled to nearly $1T, strengthening the financial system and keeping credit flowing to businesses and households.

Thank you, Congressman Dan Meuser, for the engaging discussion yesterday. I appreciate your commitment to ensuring the competitiveness of our banking system and economy and look forward to our continued collaboration.

We appreciate Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for urging a review of bank leverage capital requirements, which harm U.S. Treasury markets and the broader economy. We look forward to quick action. Learn more: zurl.co/opiMv

Current leverage-based capital requirements are outdated, counterproductive and urgently need reform to better serve U.S. taxpayers, capital markets, consumers, businesses and the economy, writes Kevin Fromer, of Financial Services Forum, in American Banker BankThink.bit.ly/3DFdaQ4

Current leverage-based capital requirements are outdated, counterproductive, and urgently need reform to better serve U.S. taxpayers, capital markets, consumers, businesses, and the economy, writes Kevin Fromer, of Financial Services Forum, in American Banker BankThink.bit.ly/3DFdaQ4

“Current leverage-based requirements are outdated, counterproductive, and urgently need reform to better serve U.S. taxpayers, capital markets, consumers, businesses, and the economy,” said Forum CEO Kevin Fromer in American Banker BankThink: zurl.co/dWZ0J

In my latest American Banker BankThink piece, I discuss the urgent need for sensible reforms to bank leverage capital requirements to better serve taxpayers and the economy. Read more: fsforum.com/a/media/ab-op-…

Outdated banking rules are impacting our vital Treasury market, raising borrowing costs and causing unnecessary issues for taxpayers and the economy. Solutions are at hand. Read more from Reuters, Pete Schroeder, Saeed Azhar Hasan, Davide Barbuscia: zurl.co/GUGuU

Forum CEO Kevin Fromer on federal regulators' proposal to update leverage capital rules: "The Forum appreciates regulators taking the first step to ensure the leverage ratio works for the American economy, not against it." Read more: zurl.co/qkgDw

In the most recent Forum File, I spoke with @BNY's Global Treasurer Tiffany Eng on leverage ratio reform and what the proposal could mean for the strength and functioning of the Treasury market. Read more: zurl.co/dka5U