EU banks fear outlier status on non-modellable risk charges

Samuel Wilkes
@wilkkes
16 Feb 2022

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This is the first of two articles examining the implementation of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book in the European Union. The second article on the treatment of sovereign debt is available here.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s trading book rules, finalised in January 2019, were as complicated as anything the global standard-setter has produced. Translating them into legislation in each jurisdiction adds an extra layer of complexity.

That is even more the case in the

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