美媒：美联储计划重新评估其对美国最大型银行的秘密评级

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve plans to reassess its secret ratings of the health of the largest U.S. banks, as the incoming Vice Chair for Supervision, Bowman, questions the recent regulatory ratings and their alignment with the financial conditions of these banks [1]. Group 1 - Incoming Vice Chair for Supervision, Bowman, has expressed concerns about the "strange mismatch" between the Federal Reserve's view of large banks' financial health and the unsatisfactory ratings given to many of these banks last year [1]. - The Federal Reserve has not yet released new regulatory ratings for U.S. banks with assets of $100 billion or more, which are typically disclosed privately by the end of March [1]. - The Federal Reserve is reportedly waiting for the Senate to confirm Bowman's new position before announcing the new ratings and has begun determining the procedures for next year's ratings [1]. Group 2 - It is anticipated that Bowman will change the methodology used by the Federal Reserve to calculate these ratings [1].