Sunday night football and the Basel III endgame

Big banks, political advocates and housing organisations are unlikely allies in race to dropkick new capital regime

What connects David Solomon, Blue Dog Democrats and the NAACP?

The answer can be found in the halftime ads on Sunday Night Football – America’s nationally televised football game, which typically attracts an audience of about 20 million viewers. But it’s far from the usual feelgood, fast-food sell.

In one, we see a series of unsmiling faces – some of the millions of Americans trying to get ahead, according to the voiceover. For them, it warns, increased costs will “make it harder to buy a home

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