The Monetary Supervisory Service under the US Treasury Department and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, an independent agency founded by the US Congress, jointly released news on the 5th announcing the withdrawal of leveraged loan guidelines and related interpretation documents jointly issued by multiple departments in 2013. The US Monetary Supervisory Service and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said that the guidelines and related interpretation documents introduced in 2013 caused related issues. The market share of the leveraged loan business of regulated banks has declined sharply, and leveraged loans from non-bank institutions have increased dramatically. Some market analysts believe that deregulation by US regulators will push up competition between banks and private credit institutions in the leveraged loan business; furthermore, the high risk of leveraged loans themselves should not be ignored.

The Monetary Supervisory Service under the US Treasury Department and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, an independent agency founded by the US Congress, jointly released news on the 5th announcing the withdrawal of leveraged loan guidelines and related interpretation documents jointly issued by multiple departments in 2013. The US Monetary Supervisory Service and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said that the guidelines and related interpretation documents introduced in 2013 caused related issues. The market share of the leveraged loan business of regulated banks has declined sharply, and leveraged loans from non-bank institutions have increased dramatically. Some market analysts believe that deregulation by US regulators will push up competition between banks and private credit institutions in the leveraged loan business; furthermore, the high risk of leveraged loans themselves should not be ignored.