The EU has been warned not to delay the next phase of global banking rules,

as draft plans show that Brussels is suggesting giving European banks a two-year extension to an internationally agreed deadline.

Carolyn Rogers, secretary-general of the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision, said the new rules were “a really important final chapter” in the overhaul of capital regulations known as Basel III. 

They had to be implemented “consistently and as soon as possible”, she told the Financial Times.

A delay would be welcomed by banks in countries such as France

FT 24 October 2021

https://www.ft.com/content/eeff6501-ff37-4cc9-8a10-1fc9ddc1dbc4

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