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Still no end in sight for US banks' parallel run

The Fed’s vote on Basel III provides banks with clarity for their capital reserve requirements, but their Basel II compliance for operational risk remains in limbo. US banks are still in parallel run with no clear answers and no clear exit in sight

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Since last month's announcement from the US Federal Reserve on Basel III implementation, US institutions finally have certainty about their future capital requirements. Banks, the Fed said, will be forced to hold common equity Tier I capital equivalent to 7% of their risk-weighted assets reflecting a minimum ratio of 4.5% and an additional capital conservation buffer of 2.5%. Banks will also face

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