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ARTICLE · 18 NOVEMBER 2013

What Is New For Private Equities In Basel III: The Turkish Experience

Basel III is a key regulation that is aiming to build on the already existing Basel II regulation by series of amendments.

TurkeyFinance and Banking
Safak Herdem
Safak Herdem
Pinar Pudun
Pinar Pudun
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Basel III is a key regulation that is aiming to build on the already existing Basel II regulation by series of amendments. The regulation is considered one of the most critical for global financial stability considering the destabilizing role the banking sector had played during the latest global economic meltdown. The Private Equities, like rest of the actors in the global markets, will benefit from the strengthening of the banking sector and reining in of the destabilizing capabilities of the banking sector by the Basel III regulations.

The new regulation is going to bring stringent rules for the banks to operate. Core solvency ratio for the banks will be retained as the 8% of the risked weighted assets as well as a 2% increase is introduced to the minimum common equity requirement that will raise it to 4.5% by 2015. Moreover, by 2015 the capital base, including common equity, will increase from 4% to 6%. There will also be a capital conservation buffer requirement

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