Pete Schroeder
Financial Regulation Correspondent · Thomson Reuters · Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Pete Schroeder covers financial regulation and policy out of the Reuters Washington bureau, with a specific focus on banking regulators. He has covered economic and financial policy in the U.S. capital for 15 years. His previous experience includes roles at The Hill newspaper and The Wall Street Journal. He received a Master's degree in journalism from Georgetown University, and an undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame.
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- Wall Street bank capital to fall 4.8% under new rules, in win for industry | Reuters - Reuters -
- Wall Street's bank capital victory in sight but hurdles remain | Reuters - today.reuters.com -
- What is Basel and why has it been so contentious? | Reuters - Reuters -
- Wall Street banks score win as Fed unveils plan to ease capital | Reuters - today.reuters.com -
- Wells Fargo escapes Fed's asset cap after seven years, able to pursue growth - Reuters -
- US House panel to weigh cuts in consumer, audit oversight - Reuters -
- Fed survey finds global trade fight, policy uncertainty top financial stability risks - Reuters -
- Trump nominates Federal Reserve Governor Bowman as vice chair for supervision - Reuters -