Regulators reconsider whether to require banks to post collateral for swaps deals with their own foreign affiliates; advocates of the collateral rule say it would protect U.S. taxpayers.
Regulators reconsider whether to require banks to post collateral for swaps deals with their own foreign affiliates; advocates of the collateral rule say it would protect U.S. taxpayers.
Some businesses would win, some would lose, under proposals lawmakers are drafting to impose a lower tax rate on income generated from intellectual property housed in the U.S.
