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The Bank Policy Institute (BPI) is a nonpartisan research and advocacy group representing the nation’s leading banks.

Research Exchange: May 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 06/01/2026

Research Exchange is a monthly newsletter highlighting both BPI and external research curated by our team of economists.

Read the latest edition, which covers cyber stress tests, depositor flight and more.

Research Exchange: May 2026 - Bank Policy Institute Selected Outside Research When Forecasts Meet Reality: Assessing Climate Damage Functions This paper develops and applies a novel method to evaluate

BPInsights: May 30, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 06/01/2026

In the latest BPInsights:

➡️ Are stablecoins private money? A Wall Street Journal article takes a closer look.

➡️ BPI analysis examines the Bank of England’s updated assessment of optimal capital.

And more.

BPInsights: May 30, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute WSJ: Stablecoins Are Private Money – That’s Why They’re a Risk to the Economy Stablecoins are “private money” and carry risks similar to historical

05/28/2026

Americans lost $10 billion to Southeast Asia-based scam operations in 2024 alone, a 66% increase over the prior year.

This is a national security problem. It requires a national response.

Read BPI's policy solutions: https://usagainstfraud.com/

BPInsights: May 23, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 05/25/2026

In this week's edition of BPInsights 📝:

➡️ The Fed proposes a framework for payment accounts.
➡️ BPI’s John Court testifies at a hearing on AML reform.

and more.

BPInsights: May 23, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute Fed Proposes Skinny Master Account The Federal Reserve on Wednesday proposed a framework for “payment accounts,” often described in public commentary as

BPInsights: May 16, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 05/18/2026

ICYMI in BPInsights:

➡️ The Senate Banking Committee advances The Clarity Act.
➡️ Kevin Warsh is confirmed by the Senate.
➡️ The Kansas City Fed reveals some details about Kraken’s master account.

and more.

BPInsights: May 16, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute Senate Panel Advances Crypto Market Structure Bill The Senate Banking Committee on Thursday advanced the highly anticipated crypto market structure bill

BPInsights: May 9, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 05/11/2026

In this week's edition of BPInsights 📝:

➡️ Senators release a crucial yield provision of the CLARITY Act crypto market structure legislation.
➡️ What some economic commentary gets wrong about yield-bearing stablecoins’ effect on deposits.

and more.

BPInsights: May 9, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute Stablecoin Yield Prohibition Must Preserve Community Lending Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) last week released legislative language

Research Exchange: April 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 05/05/2026

In April's Research Exchange:

➡️ Bank Regulation, Construction Financing, and the Supply of New Housing

➡️ How CCyBs Travel – Internal Capital Markets & Domestic Borrowing

➡️ Ruffle Feathers: Cyberattacks and Local Bank Runs

Read the latest edition:

Research Exchange: April 2026 - Bank Policy Institute Selected Outside Research Bank Regulation, Construction Financing and the Supply of New Housing After the Global Financial Crisis, new home construction

BPInsights: May 2, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute 05/04/2026

In this weekend's edition of BPInsights:

➡️ BPI President and CEO Greg Baer testified on Basel capital requirements at a House hearing.
➡️ Americans are losing billions of dollars a year to social media scams.
➡️ Next steps on crypto market structure legislation.

and more.

BPInsights: May 2, 2026 - Bank Policy Institute Stress Test Overlap, Capital Levels: Takeaways from BPI’s Basel Testimony BPI President and CEO Greg Baer testified Tuesday at a House Financial Services

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