Regulators from 27 nations more than doubled their capital requirements for banks, giving lenders as long as eight years to comply in full, as part of international efforts to prevent future financial crises.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision will require lenders to have common equity equal to at least 4.5 percent of assets, weighted according to their risk. Regulators will introduce an additional capital buffer of 2.5 percent to withstand future stress, the committee said in a statement today. Banks that fail to meet that second buffer would be stopped from paying dividends, though not forced to raise cash.
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