- Highlights of the Basel III monitoring exercise as of 31 December 2023
31 December 2023
Basel III capital and liquidity ratios for large internationally active banks remained broadly stable at end-2023, with Group 1 banks’ CET1 ratio rising slightly to 13.1% and no aggregate capital…
- Sarah Dahlgren: Operating global, acting local
Speech · 7 October 2014
In her 2014 speech, Sarah Dahlgren, Executive Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, emphasized the challenges of operating in a global financial system while complying with local…
- Basel III risk-based capital ratios increase while leverage ratio and Net Stable Funding Ratio remain stable for large internationally active banks in the first half of 2024, latest Basel III monitoring exercise shows
26 March 2025
Basel III monitoring results for the first half of 2024 show that large internationally active banks increased their risk-based capital ratios, while leverage ratios and NSFRs remained stable and…
- Andreas Dombret: Basel III - goal within sight
Speech · 15 March 2017
Dr Andreas Dombret, Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank, argues that Basel III is close to completion and that the remaining negotiations—especially on output floors and internal…
- Ong Chong Tee: Review of post-crisis regulatory reforms and initiatives
Speech · 13 November 2017
Ong Chong Tee, Deputy Managing Director (Financial Supervision) of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, reviews post-crisis regulatory reforms, noting that while the global financial system has been…
- Carolyn Rogers interview in Börsen-Zeitung
6 January 2021
Carolyn Rogers explains that Basel III is now fully finalized and no further recalibration is expected, allowing banks and jurisdictions to focus on consistent implementation while the Committee…
- Eddie Yue: Remarks at Media Standup
Speech · 2 October 2019
Eddie Yue marks his first day as HKMA Chief Executive by noting the difficult global and domestic environment, including trade tensions, shifts in global monetary policy, and Hong Kong’s social…
- Basel III Monitoring Report
Report · 2 March 2016
This Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) Basel III Monitoring Report published in March 2016 shows the latest results from the Committee’s Basel III monitoring exercise, revealing that…
- Basel II: Significant progress on major issues
Report · 11 October 2003
This Basel Committee on Banking Supervision consultative paper from October 2003 reports that committee members reviewed public feedback on the New Basel Capital Accord and found broad support for…
- Sarah Dahlgren: Five years since the crisis - where are we now?
Speech · 3 December 2013
Sarah Dahlgren, Executive Vice President of the Financial Institution Supervision Group of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, reflects on progress made five years after the financial…
- Stefan Ingves: Monetary policy challenges - weighing today against tomorrow
Speech · 16 May 2017
Stefan Ingves, Governor of the Sveriges Riksbank and Chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, discusses long-term monetary policy challenges, beginning with Sweden’s plan to shift its…
- Joachim Nagel: Future-proofing central banks
Speech · 9 September 2025
Dr Joachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, argues that to “future-proof” themselves, central banks must harness artificial intelligence responsibly, deepen international collaboration…
- Deposit stability: what should policymakers look at?
Speech · 27 October 2023
Fernando Restoy, Chair, Financial Stability Institute, argues that the rapid runs on uninsured deposits during the 2023 bank failures show that deposit stability can no longer be taken for granted in…
- Frank Elderson: The challenges facing the ECB and Europe
17 November 2020
Frank Elderson outlines the major challenges facing Europe and the ECB—most urgently the economic and social fallout from COVID-19 and the long-term threat of climate change—while emphasizing the…
- Stephen S Poloz: Living with lower for longer
Speech · 20 September 2016
Stephen S Poloz, Former Governor of the Bank of Canada, argues that ultra-low interest rates mostly reflect slow-moving global forces—aging demographics, weaker potential growth, high global savings…
- The regulatory framework: balancing risk sensitivity, simplicity and comparability - discussion paper
7 December 2013
After the post-crisis Basel III reforms added capital buffers, leverage, G-SIB surcharges, large-exposure limits and liquidity standards, the framework became more complex and harder to compare…
- PRUDENTIAL AUTHORITY REGULATORY STRATEGY
2025–2030 (South Africa)
Strategy · 1 January 2025
The strategy outlines how the PA will enhance regulatory and supervisory frameworks for banks, mutual and co-operative banks, financial conglomerates, insurers, market infrastructures and, over time…
- Financial Risk and Financial Risk Management Technology (Rmt): Issues and Advances
Report · 31 October 2008
Methods for sound risk management are of increasing interest among Wall Street investment banking and brokerage firms in the aftermath of the October 1987 crash of the stock market. We present an…
- Yves Mersch: The challenge of low interest rates for banks within the banking union
Speech · 3 October 2016
He argues that negative rates, asset purchases and abundant liquidity were essential crisis responses and are still needed to return inflation to the ECB’s definition of price stability, but…
- Felipe M Medalla: Speech for the 2022 Annual Reception for the Banking Community
Speech · 28 October 2022
Medalla notes that the economy has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels but now faces its toughest environment in years—surging global inflation, aggressive Fed tightening, a widening current account…
- Fernando Restoy: Regulation and banking reform
Speech · 6 November 2013
He outlines the three pillars of global regulatory reform: Basel III’s much tougher capital, leverage and liquidity standards (plus macroprudential buffers); new resolution frameworks that replace…
- Fernando Restoy: Challenges for banking resolution
5 June 2014
He argues that “constructive ambiguity” around bailouts has failed and must be replaced by clear, credible bail-in rules that align incentives, protect taxpayers, and still safeguard financial…
- Norman T L Chan: Sound banking
Speech · 20 March 2017
He stresses that sound banking is not about excessive risk-taking or short-term profit chasing, but about prudence, fairness and sustainability. While robust regulation sets minimum standards, Chan…
- Global Banking: Paradigm Shift - Managing Transition
Speech · 12 September 2007
He argues that globalisation and the proliferation of complex instruments demand a fresh perspective on credit risk transfer and liquidity risk, warning that “originate-to-distribute” models and…
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