Deutsche Bank, HSBC Fight Fed's `Unfair' Too-Big-to-Fail Plans
- U.S. proposals discriminate against foreign banks, lenders say
- Fed demands losses in resolution to be forced on parent banks
The HSBC Holdings Plc headquarters building stands behind the Hong Kong Observation Wheel at night in Hong Kong.
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Foreign banks including HSBC Holdings Plc and Deutsche Bank AG are pushing back against the Federal Reserve’s proposals on implementing rules designed to end too-big-to-fail, saying they are burdensome and unfair to the U.S. units of the world’s biggest lenders.