Amended NSFR accommodates extraordinary monetary policy

Basel Committee issues first technical amendment to net stable funding ratio

The Bank for International Settlements, Basel
Photo: Ulrich Roth

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision today (December 21) issued its first technical amendment, tackling the treatment of extraordinary monetary policy operations in the net stable funding ratio.

The committee is concerned the current wording of the net stable funding ratio standard may negatively affect the ability of banks to participate in liquidity absorbing operations by central banks. As such, the committee proposes amending the rules to allow a reduced “required stable funding

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