Basel Committee approves revisions to Core principles for effective banking supervision. Decides to consult on potential measures to address window-dressing behaviour by some banks in the context of the framework for global systemically important banks. Reaffirms expectation that all aspects of Basel III will be implemented in full, consistently and as soon as possible.
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| International supervisory community meets to discuss challenges ahead for global bank supervision and regulation |
| Project Agorá: central banks and banking sector embark on major project to explore tokenisation of cross-border payments |
| Dessislava Guetcheva-Cheytanova appointed as General Counsel of the BIS |
| Basel Committee consults on measures to address window-dressing in the G-SIB framework |
| Basel III capital ratios for largest global banks were largely stable and above pre-pandemic levels in the first half of 2023, latest Basel III monitoring exercise shows |
| Basel Committee agrees to revisions to Basel Core Principles, consults on addressing window-dressing in the G-SIB framework and reaffirms expectation about Basel III implementation |
| BIS residential property price statistics, Q3 2023 |
| CPMI-IOSCO publish discussion paper and call for comments on streamlining variation margin in centrally cleared markets |
| Tap, click and pay: how digital payments seize the day |
| Statistical release: BIS international banking statistics and global liquidity indicators at end-September 2023 |