Dear,
You will find below the press communication about the conclusions of the Basel Committee in Banking Supervision regarding the proposal of the Committee for the new Capital Regulation (unofficially the new Basel III Capital Requirements).
As expected, the communication highlights the necessity for increasing the minimum regulatory levels and quality of all the Capital Components (Tier 1, Tier2 and Tier3) and liquidity.
Reinforces the recommendation of the implementation of “Countercycle Provisions Systems”. As you probably remember we discussed a proposal for building a Countercycle Provisions Systems on the posts lasts weeks and the competitive advantage of SAP Bank Analyzer for supporting the model requirement.
Recommends strength the Pillar 2 supervisory process. This is a requirement very well supported by Bank Analyzer-Basel II with its very powerful reporting capabilities and integrated model of the IFRA Architecture.
Communicates that the full package of new standards should be available for the end of the year.
The document is available at http://www.bis.org/speeches/sp100503.htm
Kindest Regards.
Ferran.
You will find below the press communication about the conclusions of the Basel Committee in Banking Supervision regarding the proposal of the Committee for the new Capital Regulation (unofficially the new Basel III Capital Requirements).
As expected, the communication highlights the necessity for increasing the minimum regulatory levels and quality of all the Capital Components (Tier 1, Tier2 and Tier3) and liquidity.
Reinforces the recommendation of the implementation of “Countercycle Provisions Systems”. As you probably remember we discussed a proposal for building a Countercycle Provisions Systems on the posts lasts weeks and the competitive advantage of SAP Bank Analyzer for supporting the model requirement.
Recommends strength the Pillar 2 supervisory process. This is a requirement very well supported by Bank Analyzer-Basel II with its very powerful reporting capabilities and integrated model of the IFRA Architecture.
Communicates that the full package of new standards should be available for the end of the year.
The document is available at http://www.bis.org/speeches/sp100503.htm
Kindest Regards.
Ferran.
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