Dailymanagementreview.com – 25 September 2015 – A new agreement regarding equity and bond capitals are in the draft form. The upcoming set of rules will “require” nearly all the thirty big banks of the country to have enough amounts of “equity capital and bonds”.
The said attempt has been made to out a check the bailing out of the same by the taxpayers. The draft of the agreement has been published.
The T.L.A.C or the “total loss absorbency capacity” is the title which covers the agreements of the regulators terms and conditions across the globe, whereby the new set of regulations acquired a heading.
Last week, later on Friday, the “Financial Services Board”, in short F.S.B’s regulator, released a statement wherein it said:
"At today's meeting, FSB members discussed the TLAC impact assessments, and agreed the draft final principles and the updated term sheet."
However, no further details in regard to the agreement were made available so far.
In fact, according to F.S.B’s information, the initial draft that has been prepared in a similar format that is out for approval. The draft that is under preparation has been designed “for large insurers”. As per the information provided by digitallook:
“Known as the Higher Loss Absorbency standard, major insurers will have to add in an additional level of protection to their basic capital requirements”.
References:
http://www.digitallook.com
The said attempt has been made to out a check the bailing out of the same by the taxpayers. The draft of the agreement has been published.
The T.L.A.C or the “total loss absorbency capacity” is the title which covers the agreements of the regulators terms and conditions across the globe, whereby the new set of regulations acquired a heading.
Last week, later on Friday, the “Financial Services Board”, in short F.S.B’s regulator, released a statement wherein it said:
"At today's meeting, FSB members discussed the TLAC impact assessments, and agreed the draft final principles and the updated term sheet."
However, no further details in regard to the agreement were made available so far.
In fact, according to F.S.B’s information, the initial draft that has been prepared in a similar format that is out for approval. The draft that is under preparation has been designed “for large insurers”. As per the information provided by digitallook:
“Known as the Higher Loss Absorbency standard, major insurers will have to add in an additional level of protection to their basic capital requirements”.
References:
http://www.digitallook.com