The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has finally published its proposals to tackle the areas of deficiency highlighted in the capital and liquidity framework as a result of the financial crisis. The long awaited proposals are set to form the foundation of most regulators’ planned liquidity risk reporting regimes and will force financial institutions to hold higher capital and liquidity buffers to survive periods of market stress.

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