Named after former Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker, the Volcker Rule restricts U.S. banks from making speculative investments with their own funds, limiting proprietary trading. It aims to protect depositors by separating risky activities from customer banking. Investors and the public benefit from reduced systemic risk, while compliance requires careful monitoring to avoid conflicts of interest.
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