Abstract
Accounting Application over the Edgeworth Box to Assess Banking Activity in Southeast Asia Countries
Highlights
At its meeting in Washington DC in 2008, G20 Leaders agreed to an ambitious and comprehensive strengthening of international bank regulatory standards
This report by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, endorsed by the Group of Central Bank Governors and Heads of Supervision, updates G20 Leaders on progress made in strengthening the international regulatory framework for banks
Consulted on the design of a capital floor based on the standardised approaches for credit risk, market risk and operational risk
Summary
At its meeting in Washington DC in 2008, G20 Leaders agreed to an ambitious and comprehensive strengthening of international bank regulatory standards. Work on the calibration of the floor is ongoing and closely related to the finalisation of the overall package of reforms; will soon consult on a package of reforms to enhance the comparability of risk-weighted assets calculated using internal ratings-based approaches for credit risk; will finalise around the end of the year the revised market risk framework, which will include greater standardisation of traded market risk model requirements; finalised the revised Pillar 3 disclosure requirements, which includes the introduction of harmonised templates to improve comparability and consistency of banks’ disclosures; completed its analysis and monitoring of the drivers of variability of risk-weighted assets in the banking book and trading book. A comprehensive and rigorous assessment of the impact of the Committee’s policy reforms, both on the banking system and the wider macroeconomy, the output of which is reflected in the design, calibration and transitional arrangements of the Committee’s policy measures
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