Basel III

Basel III / Basel 3.1 (“endgame”) capital and liquidity framework

Final-reform (Basel 3.1) implementation ongoing across jurisdictions

Basel III is the global prudential framework for bank capital, liquidity and leverage agreed by the Basel Committee after the 2008 crisis; its final package (Basel 3.1, the “endgame”) reworks credit-risk weights, operational risk and the output floor. National implementation — timing, deviations, phase-ins — is where the compliance substance lives, and it differs materially across the US, EU, UK and emerging markets.

Emerging-market supervisors implement Basel standards on their own schedules, often with local adaptations for state exposures, FX risk and Islamic-finance instruments — a layer of detail global trackers rarely cover.

This page aggregates Basel-related rules, consultations and guidance from the regulators RegAlert monitors — one live view of implementation worldwide, updated same-day.

Source:

Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS)

Final package:

Basel 3.1 / “endgame” — credit risk, op risk, output floor

Implementation:

Jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction; timelines vary (EU CRR3, UK PRA, US proposal)

Who it affects:

Banks and bank-holding groups; knock-on effects for their counterparties