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Global Banking Regulatory Developments 3Q21 : a summary of the main regulatory changes May to September 2021

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520  ‎$a‎This report is intended as a reference guide to track the most important regulatory developments from the beginning of May 2021 to the week ending 17 September 2021.Developed Markets Delay Final Basel III Rules IssueThe release of draft EU proposals on Basel III has been delayed again and is now likely to be issued in late October, with the UK potentially guiding for a delay beyond its planned October issue. The Japanese regulator plans to release draft proposals in the next few months, with the US expected to publish its draft by end-2021, by which time Australia will have finalised its final Basel III rules.Snapback' to Macroprudential Tightening Several authorities announced tighter macroprudential regulation to manage financial stability risks that often pre-dated the pandemic. Canada and Sweden will raise national countercyclical capital buffers and tighten origination criteria for residential mortgage loans; Russia, Turkey and Ukraine increased risk-weighted assets (RWAs) on consumer loans.
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