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They aim to establish revised capital requirements and risk-management standards for insurers in the European Union to replace the current solvency requirements.
Many had had to write off much of their pre-crisis lending to shipping firms, and revised capital and liquidity rules had made it relatively expensive to keep loans to shipowners (or any other form of long-term lending) on the books.
See articleIn the week that Bank of America was preparing to pay fines in excess of $16 billion for mis-selling mortgage-backed securities, its shareholders received some good news when the Fed said that it had no objections to the bank's revised capital plan.
Seven former and current executives at EADS will also stand trial, including Noël Forgeard, who resigned as co-chief executive in 2006.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe Federal Reserve approved revised capital plans from JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs.
The Bank has not demanded that either bank submit a revised capital plan, unlike Co-op.
"Ally continues to have ongoing constructive discussions with its regulators surrounding these matters, and the company will submit a revised capital plan in the near future," the company wrote.
In 2010, the Basel Committee revised the capital requirements in a set of enhancements to Basel II known as Basel III, which centered on a leverage ratio requirement aimed at restricting excessive leveraging by banks.
The second method would revise the capital gains tax schedule to reward long-term holdings while penalizing in-and-out transactions.
Arnold Schilder, executive director of the Dutch central bank and the chairman of the accounting task force of the Basel Committee, the central bank group working on revising bank capital rules, said that would satisfy regulators.
Earlier this month, in response to the disclosure of huge cost overruns in the school construction budget, city officials told the Board of Education that they would closely monitor further requests for new construction money until the board revised its $7 billion capital plan.
Begun in 1988 with Basel I and periodically revised since, the Basel international capital accords are an attempt to have uniform capital requirements for international banks.
