Earlier this week, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) met to discuss recent market developments and risks to the global banking system. In that meeting, BCBS members reaffirmed their commitment to fully implementing Basel III.
This is despite a global swing toward deregulation, as politicians and the public push regulators to emphasize growth and competitiveness. In the US, for instance, the fate of the so-called "Basel Endgame" proposal remains unclear as the incoming administration seems eager to strip away what it sees as unnecessary regulation.
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