The big four banks will need to raise A$50bn to meet higher loss-absorbing capacity requirements by 2024, though the increase is less than was proposed last November.
KB Kookmin and KEB Hana have three months to submit plans for reducing their China corporate bodies' reliance on support from their Korean parents.
The government announced a fresh capital infusion for state banks, credit guarantees on NBFC assets, and stronger supervisory powers for the RBI.
Under APRA's new serviceability guidance, borrowers on a typical 4% mortgage rate can expect to be assessed at 6.25% rather than 7.25%, enabling them to immediately secure larger loans.
The BCBS has assessed the implementation of the NSFR and large exposures framework in Australia and India to be 'compliant' with its standards.
The FSB says further efforts are needed to ensure that TLAC will be available in the right amounts at all locations within a group during a crisis.
The submissions from the RBNZ consultation on raising bank capital requirements show the proposals have broad public support, including from "most banks".
The RBI has reduced the leverage ratio from 4.5% at present to 4% for D-SIBs (domestic systemically important banks) and 3.5% for other banks.
The amendments expand the scope of HQLA recognisable as "level 2B assets" under the LCR and introduce a 5% stable funding requirement on total derivative liabilities under the NSFR.
The RBI says gross NPA ratios and loan provisioning are improving, but it warns that capital adequacy at some banks will fall below requirements without more government cash.
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