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Basel III Capital and Liquidity Standards - FAQs
1 MOODY S ANALYTICS ENTERPRISE RISK SOLUTIONS Basel III Capital and Liquidity Standards - FAQs1. What are the Basel III Capital and Liquidity Standards ?Compared to the earlier Basel I and II frameworks, Basel III proposes many additional Capital , leverage and Liquidity Standards to strengthen the regulation, supervision and risk management of the banking sector. The Capital Standards and additional Capital buffers require banks to hold more Capital , and higher quality of Capital , than under the earlier Basel II rules. The leverage ratio introduces a non-risk based measure to supplement the risk-based minimum Capital requirements. The Liquidity ratios ensure that adequate funding is available during periods of IIPILLAR IMinimumCapitalRequirementsPILLAR IISupervisoryReviewProcessPILLAR IIID isclosure & MarketDisciplineBasel IIIPILLAR IEnhanced Minimum Capital & LiquidityRequirementsPILLAR IIEnhanced Supervisory Review Process for Firm-wide Risk Management and Capital PlanningPILLAR IIIE nhanced Risk Disclosure & Market DisciplineBasel III strengthens the three Basel II pillars, especially pillar 1 with enhanced minimum Capital and Liquidity requirements2.
the regulation, supervision and risk management of the banking sector. The capital standards and additional capital buffers require banks to hold more capital, and higher quality of capital, than under the earlier Basel II rules. The leverage ratio introduces a non-risk based measure to supplement the risk-based minimum capital requirements.
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