Banks wary of too much too soon from Basel

Financial institutions tell Basel Committee that new regulations are rushed and too severe

A raft of global banks have expressed concern at tough proposed regulations known as Basel III, complaining that the main global banking watchdog is introducing rules that are too severe, in too short a period of time and without an accurate impact assessment.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision yesterday published feedback to its proposals on regulation, as set out in its consultation paper on strengthening the resilience of the banking sector. The closing date for feedback was Friday April 16.

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