Danish regulators push for more flexible Basel III liquidity rules

denmark-large-jpg — Denmark proposes change to LCR

Michael Watt
03 Feb 2011

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Although the Basel III ink is barely dry, critics of the controversial new liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) are already pressing for an overhaul as part of a process that will see the rules transposed into European Union (EU) law. The regulations, published on December 16, specify which assets can be included in LCR buffers, but Danish regulators - with support from the country's government and other EU members - want to see a more flexible test introduced instead.

The Danes hope such a test would

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