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    Basel II

    In June 1999, the Basel Committee, established by the central bank Governors of the Group of Ten countries at the end of 1974, issued a proposal for a New Capital Adequacy Framework to replace the 1988 Basel Capital Accord. The goal of the Committee is to complete the New Capital Accord (known as Basel II) by mid-year 2004, with implementation to take effect in member countries by year-end 2006. To that end, work already has begun in a number of countries on draft rules that would integrate Basel capital standards with national capital regimes.  (More about the Basel Committee…)

    Date

    Item

    06/26/2004

    Banking Agencies Announce Publication of Revised Capital Framework and Describe U.S. Implementation Efforts - NR 2004-52

    Basel Announcement

    International Convergence of Capital Measurement and Capital Standards: A Revised Framework

    05/11/2004

    Consensus achieved on Basel II proposals

    01/15/2004

    The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision issued a press release reporting on continued progress toward the New Accord (also known as Basel II) Continued progress toward Basel II (BIS Press Releases 15 Jan 2004)

    12/15/2003

    NR 2003-99: Comptroller Hawke Restates U.S. Commitment to Basel Capital Process But Warns that Many Complex and Difficult Issues Must Still be Resolved

    Comptroller Hawke’s Speech Before the American Academy in Berlin

    10/30/2003

    NR 2003-87: Proposed Treatment of Expected and Unexpected Losses Under the New Basel Capital Accord

    Interagency Statement

    10/29/2003

    OCC 2003- 44: Proposed Revisions to Risk-Based Capital Regulations Implementing the New Basel Capital Accord

    Interagency Statement

    Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: 68fr45900

    08/04/2003

    NR 2003-61: Agencies Announce Publication of Documents Related to Basel Accord Implementation

    OCC 2003-32

    Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

    Draft Supervisory Guidance

    07/17/2003

    Basel Committee Releases Final Versions of Two Electronic Banking Publications

    Basel Committee Report on Management and Supervision of Cross-Border Electronic Banking Activities - Finalized

    Basel Committee Report Outlines Risk Management Principles for Electronic Banking - Finalized

    07/11/2003

    NR 2003-53: Bank and Thrift Agencies to Seek Comment On Proposals for U.S. Implementation of Basel II

    Statement of Comptroller Hawke

    Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

    Corporate IRB Guidance

    Operational Risk Guidance

    04/30/2003

    NR 2003-34: Banking Agencies Announce Publication of Basel Accord Consultative Paper

    The New Basel Capital Accord: Third Consultative Paper

    03/03/2003

    NR 2003-15: Comptroller Hawke Highlights Importance of New Basel Capital Accord But Says Important Issues Must be Resolved Before OCC Will Issue Rules

    Comptroller Hawke’s Remarks Before the Institute of International Bankers, Washington, D.C.

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