#6408. Enhanced prudential standards under basel III: What consequences for the profitability of banks

October 2026publication date
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Control and Optimization;
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Management Science and Operations Research;
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Abstract:
In recent decades, international financial regulatory institutions have tightened regulatory requirements for systemically important banks. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, based on the G20 recommendations, has developed a program for reforming the banking system, based mainly on increasing capital requirements. The program met with strong opposition from banking industry leaders who said that excessive increases in regulatory capital would increase the cost of financing banks, negatively impacting their profitability and ultimately affecting the entire economy. This study raises the question of how increased capital regulation will affect the financial performance of the banking industry, and to what extent this impact can be mitigated through the use of risk management policies.
Keywords:
assets returning, capital adequacy requirements, banking regulation, prudential standards

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