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Survey on the interaction of regulatory instruments: results and analysis

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This report aims to summarise and analyse the results of the second-wave of the survey conducted by the Basel Committee's Research Task Force on the role of multiple regulatory constraints in the Basel III framework. The results of the first wave (reporting date 30 June 2016) were published in February 2017 and invited additional survey questions as well as more in-depth interpretations of banks' answers. Some aggregate results are broken down by bank groups and geography. To provide additional insights (and check data quality), banks' answers from this survey are merged to banks' information on the other topics collected through the Basel III monitoring exercise. We find that there is a great degree of consistency across topics and, also, between the two survey waves.

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  • Bank for International Settlements, 2018. "Survey on the interaction of regulatory instruments: results and analysis," BCBS Working Papers 33, Bank for International Settlements.
    • Handle: RePEc:bis:bisbcw:33
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