Supervisors should take action on interest rate risk – BIS paper
Core regulation alone will not neutralise all current risks, Financial Stability Institute says
Rising interest rates make it more important for supervisors to deal early with individual banks’ risks, research published by the Bank for International Settlements says.
The core Basel III regulations “cannot, in isolation, address all ways in which higher rates could impact a bank’s solvency and liquidity”, the paper says. Instead, a mix of add-on capital and liquidity requirements and qualitative interventions may be necessary, Rodrigo Coelho, Fernando Restoy and Raihan Zamil argue.
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