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Moody's Bangkok forum highlights strategies for managing physical and transition risks

Recently, Moody’s organized a forum in Bangkok with The Thai Bankers’ Association.

Federal Reserve proposes revisions to supervisory rating framework for large banks

The Federal Reserve Board has put forward a proposal to revise its supervisory rating framework for large bank holding companies.

Federal Reserve releases FOMC meeting minutes for June 17–18, 2025

The Federal Reserve has released the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting held on June 17–18, 2025.

Carlyle Group to announce Q2 financial results with conference call on August 6

The Carlyle Group Inc. has announced plans to release its financial results for the second quarter of 2025 on August 6, 2025.

Carlyle backs TPG's acquisition of Sabre's hospitality unit with $400 million financing

Global investment firm Carlyle has announced a $400 million financing through its Global Credit platform to support TPG's acquisition of Sabre Corporation’s Hospitality Solutions business.

Philadelphia Fed expands large bank data series with new insights

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has announced an expansion of its Large Bank Credit Card and Mortgage Data series, incorporating 67 new measurements.

Fed survey shows slight dip in short-term inflation expectations

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Center for Microeconomic Data has released the June 2025 Survey of Consumer Expectations.

Monetary Policy Board keeps cash rate steady amid moderated inflation

The Monetary Policy Board convened today and resolved to maintain the cash rate target at 3.85 percent.

Federal Reserve Bank opens applications for 2026 community investment training

Applications are now open for the 2026 Community Investment Training program, a 16-week initiative provided by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond’s Rural Investment Collaborative.

NCUA supports Texas flood-affected credit unions ensuring deposit safety

As Texas recovers from recent severe storms and flooding, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is actively monitoring the situation and providing support to affected credit unions.

UC Berkeley marks centennial of its communications office

In 1925, Harold Ellis, a journalist from the Sacramento Bee, established the University of California's first news bureau at UC Berkeley.

Federal Reserve Board announces enforcement action against former Jonah Bank employee

The Federal Reserve Board has announced an enforcement action involving a former employee of Jonah Bank of Wyoming.

Trump ends Syria sanctions aiming for economic recovery

Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order ending the Syria sanctions program.

Senate passes One, Big, Beautiful Bill; Treasury Secretary comments

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent released a statement following the Senate's approval of the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act.

Consultation launched on future of Australia's account-to-account payment systems

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and The Treasury have announced the release of a public consultation by Australian Payments Network and Australian Payments Plus.

NCUA liquidates Aldersgate Federal Credit Union due to insolvency

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) has liquidated Aldersgate Federal Credit Union in Marion, Illinois.

Anna Paulson begins role as president of Philadelphia Fed

Today marks the beginning of Anna Paulson's tenure as President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

UC Berkeley analysis warns of impact from proposed Medicaid cuts on older workers

Proposed Medicaid cuts could significantly affect millions of older working-age Americans, according to a new analysis by the UC Berkeley Labor Center.

Gender Equity Center supports LGBTQ+ students with diverse programs at UC Berkeley

Joanna Villegas, the assistant director of student programs and leadership at the Gender Equity (GenEq) Resource Center, plays a pivotal role in supporting LGBTQ+ students at UC Berkeley.

Scientists suggest T. rex may have had feathers; new insights challenge old depictions

For years, the depiction of the Tyrannosaurus rex as a swift predator dominated popular culture.