The failure of nonbanks as a sector “could spark another crisis and tear at the fabric of the economy,” said Yu Shan, assistant professor of Finance at the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University.
Structural inequities make it more difficult for Black households and other people of color to make on-time rental and utility payments compared to the average white household, the Urban Institute noted in a new report.
FHFA applies a capital treatment to banks that differs from those used by federal banking regulators. The differences could limit banks’ ability to access Federal Home Loan Bank advances.