Asia’s opinions on Basel III

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It’s been a year since the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published the final Basel III rules, but that wasn’t a signal for committee members to down tools, sit back and relax. Rather, there has been plenty to keep supervisors busy – from filling in a few crucial blanks in the rules, to starting work on monitoring.

One of the most important additions has been the rules on global systemically important financial institutions (G-Sifis), published in November. Under Basel rules, these

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