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Capital Requirements

Basel III Federal Reserve Basel 3.1 Basel 3 Leverage Ratio European Central Bank Basel Endgame Enhanced Supplementary Leverage Ratio Risk Stress Tests

U.S. Regulators Unveil Capital Rewrite Modestly Lowering Bank Requirements

Regulators call the move a risk‑based recalibration to free capital for lending, drawing dissent with conflicting impact tallies.

Fed Previews Overhaul of Bank Capital Rules to Make Standards More Risk‑Sensitive

Nationwide to Cut Rates on 37 Savings Accounts From 10 February, Lifts Five‑Year Fix to 4%

ECB Unveils Plan to Simplify Bank Rules Without Reducing Capital

Bank of England Lowers Bank Capital Benchmark to 13% as Stability Risks Rise

U.S. Regulators Finalize eSLR Recalibration for Big Banks, Effective 2026

ECB Sets 2025 SREP Capital Benchmarks for Major Euro Banks as Buffers Stay Strong

Fed Sets Final Bank-by-Bank Capital Requirements Effective Oct. 1

Regulators Seek Input on Fed Plan to Ease Leverage Rules for Largest Banks

Fed Board Advances Plan to Ease Major Banks’ Capital Requirements

Fed Poised to Overhaul Leverage Ratio for Banks

Fed to Weigh Easing Leverage Ratio for Top US Banks

Swiss Government Proposes $26 Billion Capital Increase for UBS

Bank of England Eases Capital Rules to Aid Smaller UK Banks

Fed Revises Bank Capital Requirements After Industry Pushback

Major Bank CEOs Criticize Proposed Basel III Rules in Senate Testimony