Basel Committee highlights best practice for early intervention

The Bank for International Settlements, Basel
The BIS in Basel
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There have been “important developments” in supervision since the 2008 crisis, with supervisors becoming more forward looking and adopting new qualitative and quantitative methods in overseeing financial firms, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision says.

Early intervention – taking action before regulations are “materially breached” – has required supervisors to adapt their organisations, methods and culture, the Basel Committee says in a document surveying best practice in the field.

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