Regulators roll out newest big rule for megabanks

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Federal regulators on Tuesday announced a proposal for a new rule meant to ensure that big banks wouldn’t face a panic, a requirement that banks hold enough safe and liquid assets to meet a year’s worth of required payments.

The rule, the net stable funding rule, is the latest of a number of post-financial crisis rules forcing banks to maintain higher capital levels and greater liquidity.

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