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US Bank Regulators Ease Post-Crisis Curbs on Leveraged Loans

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US bank regulators are relaxing post-crisis restrictions on leveraged loans, citing growth in the private credit industry and complaints from bankers about excessive regulation.

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US bank regulators are easing Obama-era rules that curbed leveraged lending amid rapid growth in the private credit industry and complaints by bankers that they’re being sidelined by too much regulation.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 5, 2025.
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