http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-09/banking-giants-learn-cost-of-preventing-another-lehman-moment
The Financial Stability Board, created by the Group of 20 nations in
the aftermath of the crisis, published its plan for tackling banks seen
as too big to fail. The most systemically important lenders must have
total loss-absorbing capacity equivalent to at least 16 percent of
risk-weighted assets in 2019, rising to 18 percent in 2022, the FSB said
on Monday. A leverage ratio requirement will also be imposed, rising
from 6 percent initially to 6.75 percent... Excluding the three Chinese
banks in the FSB's 2014 list of the world's most systemically important
institutions, that range drops to 107 billion euros to 776 billion
euros.
You keep money in a bank at your own peril... so don't say you were not warned.
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