Regulation Around the World: Basel 3.1 implementation

The 2008 financial crisis revealed major flaws in capital frameworks - too much variability, underestimated risk, and weak comparability. Basel 3.1 tackles these issues head-on with tougher standardized approaches, stricter limits on internal models and an output floor to ensure reliable risk-weighted assets. The goal? Greater transparency, stronger capital, and a level playing field across markets.

Find out more about this topic in the Regulation Around the World, which discusses how key jurisdictions are implementing Basel 3.1, including: Türkiye, Australia, Canada, China, EU, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Singapore, South Africa, UK and the US.

Read the full publication, "Regulation Around the World: Basel 3.1 implementation."