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Basel II
Consultative papers and accompanying documents
- Stand: 11/2003: Consultative paper on the capital charges for unexpacted losses (only available in german)
- Stand: 04/2003: The New Basel Capital Accord Consultative document
- Stand: 04/2003: Overview of The New Basel Capital Accord Consultative document
- Stand: 01/2001: Part 2: The First Pillar - Minimum Capital Requirements
- Stand: 01/2001: Part 3: The Second Pillar - Supervisory Review Process
- Stand: 01/2001: Part 4: The Third Pillar - Market Discipline
- Stand: 01/2001: Annexes
- Stand: 01/2001: The New Basel Capital Accord
- Stand: 01/2001: Overview of The New Basel Capital Accord
- Stand: 01/2001: The New Basel Capital Accord: an explanatory note
- Stand: 06/2001: Quantitative Impact Study 3 Instructions (Standardised and Internal Ratings Based Approaches)
- Stand: 05/2003: Quantitative Impact Study 3 Instructions (Current Accord and Standardised Approach)
- Stand: 05/2003: Quantitative Impact Study 3 Technical Guidance
- Stand: 10/2002: Quantitative Impact Study 3 Areas of National Discretion
- Stand: 10/2002: Additional instructions to QIS 3-banks
- Stand: 01/2002: The Standardised Approach to Credit Risk
- Stand: 01/2002: The Internal Ratings-Based Approach
- Stand: 01/2001: Asset securitisation
- Stand: 01/2001: Operational Risk
- Stand: 01/2001: Pillar 2 (Supervisory Review Process)
- Stand: 01/2001: Principles for the Management and Supervision of Interest Rate Risk
- Stand: 01/2001: Pillar 3 (Market Discipline)
Revision of the capital requirements in the EU
In parallel with the work undertaken by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the departements of the European Commission are also working on a revision of the EU's solvency requirements. The relevant EC Directives are legally binding for all banks and investment firms in the EU. The departements of the European Commission are publishing their own consultative documents as the negotiations progress. The intention is to conclude the legislative process, including national implementation, in such a way that the revised requirements enter into force at the same time as Basel II.
