Seventeen years onfrom the global financial crisis, regulators are cutting redtape for their banks in a ‍bid to keep lenders competitive andstimulate their economies.The Trump administration is leading the charge, including withmeasures that will reduce the amount of capital lenders need toset aside. Lowering capital requirements ​is worrying someobservers that the U.S. has triggered a global rowback fromregulations designed to keep financial systems safer, just aschatter about ‌market bubbles and financia ...