Basel G-Sib rule change could spare 24 banks reporting
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Higher €350bn threshold would cut additional reporting pool by 60%
A rise in the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision’s threshold for reporting systemic risk indicators could relieve 24 banks of their disclosure obligations under the international standards, a Risk Quantum analysis has found.
Under the existing regime, banks with leverage exposures exceeding €200 billion ($224.5 billion) at the previous year-end are required to report and disclose systemic
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