Exclusive: As Fed leashes bank examiners, Wall Street pushes for more wins, sources say - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitAFBVV95cUxORVNJaHJMMmJJWXhmTDB2d0s2OE95djQweXM4aDdER0JjRFlFXzV3ajlmTld4bVZpLVNscVRHVmxZaTVUU21CYTFRYXBjalhqSEs5NnlPanhXQi1IZFBKc1p1cE05N09KMjY0N29iZ0dqMVNpYVJsWFdmTzhIclZCTEUwQUQxZ2puNXJ0amtUcmlkZi02b2IzZXNFNi1rZkNyOEtKUkhVdUNHWWg2U0JZbkh4UVc?oc=5" target="_blank">Exclusive: As Fed leashes bank examiners, Wall Street pushes for more wins, sources say</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Bank groups are seeking modifications to the Federal Reserve's relaxed capital plans to prevent risk assessments that could hinder banks' lending capabilities.

Strains in the $12 trillion funding market are prompting Wall Street firms to urge the Federal Reserve for more decisive actions to alleviate the pressure.

The Federal Reserve's new plan allows Wall Street lenders to have an early insight into criteria for upcoming stress tests, aiming to improve the design of certain models.