Fed's Waller: Rolling back bank regulations doesn't court stability risks

NEW YORK, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he’s not worried that a deregulatory push for the financial sector will increase stability risks.

“It’s not obvious to me that because you want to loosen some regulations on banks and maybe give them some capital easing…it doesn't mean it's going to weaken" the state of banking, Waller said at the Yale School of Management CEO Summit. It’s possible existing regulations may have been too tight, he said.