The plan, drawn up by the Financial Stability Board in Basel, Switzerland, is meant to ensure that the world's biggest lenders maintain sizable financial cushions that can absorb losses as a bank is failing, without threatening a crisis in the broader banking system.
Under the plan, large lenders will have until Jan. 2019 to hold a financial cushion of at least 16% of their risk-weighted assets in equity and debt that can be written off. The minimum total loss absorption capacity, or TLAC, requirement will gradually increase, reaching 18% of assets weighted by risk by Jan.2022.
For 18%, banks have to raise as much as $ 1.2 trillion...!
It means possible increase of issuance by global banks' debt, or bonds...
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