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• W346265573 abstract "A SENIOR OFFICIAL OF THE European Banking Federation recently alerted the Financial Times to the view that the impact of capital reforms proposed by the Basle Committee fundamentally change the way the banking industry works. Little surprise, then, that the proposals have stirred up more than a few differences of opinion on capital adequacy among, not just bankers, but also their supervisors. For instance: In March, the European Commission protested changes in the Federal Reserve Board's capital rules for foreign banks, claiming the new rules could drive foreign banks out of U.S. markets. Pointedly, the EU said the Fed's rules were inconsistent with the capital accord. In June's ABA Banking Journal, a top Swiss banking regulator explained why the Swiss want tougher capital rules than most of their colleagues. To learn more about the workings of the Committee on Banking Supervision (The Basle Committee), contributing editor Ed Blount spoke on May 16 with Daniele Nouy, Secretary General of the Basle Committee, at the offices of the Bank for International Settlements in Basle, Switzerland. Nouy was first appointed in 1993 as one of two French Commission Bancaire representatives to the Committee. Q. The committee recently published a summary of comment letters relating to credit models. That's useful feedback, but bankers also want to know how the decisions on capital adequacy rules will actually be made. Can you describe the process? A. We are very flexible. There are no formal rules. We are expected to function on a consensus basis, which sometimes makes it difficult. But it is a discipline, at the same time. Q. The publication of a report or a paper seems to be a milestone in that process. How do you decide when the report is going to be pulled together? A. Well, it is the committee itself which decides when a paper is good enough to be published. Sometimes we go public with a document which is not final in order to put the issue on the table. We then expect, during the consultation, to get valuable inputs and responses. We meet with experts and discuss many views. This is more and more the way we do things. We more often publish issue papers, instead of papers providing final, or almost final, positions as we did in the past. I think it makes sense because we [supervisors] are more and more relying on banks' internal systems, which requires closer co-operation with the industry. So it explains why the capital paper that we produced last year was not final by far. Q. How often does the Basle Committee meet? A. Four times a year; more if need be. I presume this year might be the case that we will meet more than four times. The committee is comprised mostly of supervisors from G-10 countries, but we also have the European Central bank, the European Commission and the Financial Stability Institute represented. Generally, two members will represent the 12 countries and 3 member institutions, but the U.S. will be represented by four agencies: the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, the 0CC, and the FDIC. There are about 30 members at a meeting, plus 12 people from the Secretariat and a few back-benchers generally in charge of working groups. Q. What messages will the committee deliver through its proposals to reform regulatory capital? …" @default.
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