Regulators and banks clash on FRTB capital impact study

Samuel Wilkes
@wilkkes
03 Jun 2020

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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the European Banking Authority have taken exception to the results offered by two major banks in their latest monitoring exercise, and have screened them out of the sample – sparking fresh controversy over the capital impact of new trading book capital rules on fund-linked structured products.

Regulators appear to suspect the two banks of gaming their inputs to make the potential increase in capital requirements for some products appear prohibitive

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