European bankers and regulators expect stricter capital requirements to be delayed amid uncertainty regarding the fate of the "Basel Endgame" rules in the US, as reported by Bloomberg.
The European Banking Federation and other industry representatives have lobbied the European Commission to delay the rules until 2027 to avoid putting European banks at a disadvantage. According to a representative for the Commission, it is now “considering which steps to take on this in light of developments in other jurisdictions, including the US and the UK.”
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