Capital / Liquidity

Capital / Liquidity

Japan FSA Proposes Revisions to Leverage Ratio Requirements

By Editors | 07/11/2021

For internationally-active banks, the new leverage ratio requirements will commence from 31 March 2023 and for other banks one year later.

Capital / Liquidity

RBI Issues Revised PCA Framework for Weak Banks

By Editors | 03/11/2021

The profitability parameter has been removed in the revised PCA framework, which will also apply foreign banks operating in India through branches or subsidiaries.

Capital / Liquidity

UK Postpones Consultation Signalling Basel III Implementation Delay

By Editors | 03/11/2021

Implementation of the final Basel III requirements will not take place in the UK according to the globally agreed timeline.

Capital / Liquidity

MAS to Implement Contractual Recognition Requirement

By Mark Johnston | 03/11/2021

Singapore banks have three years to ensure their foreign law financial contracts recognise MAS’ temporary stay powers regarding termination rights.

Capital / Liquidity

PBOC, CBIRC Establish Final TLAC Rules for Chinese G-SIBs

By Editors | 02/11/2021

China’s G-SIBs must have total loss-absorbing capacity amounting to at least 16% of RWA and a leverage ratio of 6% by 1 January 2025.

Big Picture

UK Considers Use of Climate Risk Capital Buffers

By Editors | 31/10/2021

The Bank of England is exploring whether to use capital add-ons or scalars to address weaknesses in climate risk management.

Capital / Liquidity

EU Defers Full Basel III Implementation to January 2025

By Manesh Samtani | 29/10/2021

The EU’s Basel III package of rules includes requirements for banks to under climate stress testing as well as identify, disclose and manage ESG risks.

Capital / Liquidity

S. Korea Unveils More Measures to Contain Household Debt

By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 28/10/2021

Among the measures, the FSC will monitor how banks are applying suitability and adequacy principles in their lending, and impose fines for violations.

Big Picture

FSB Annual Report Warns of Continued Financial Stability Risk

By Manesh Samtani | 28/10/2021

Sudden sharp movements in asset prices could spill over across the financial system and the unwinding of policy support could prompt insolvencies and credit losses.