Capital requirements: trading book, re-securitisations & remuneration policies

This procedure concerns the rules for how much capital banks must hold against their trading activities and complex financial products called re-securitisations. It also addresses how supervisors should review banks' policies on employee pay.

These rules aim to ensure banks are financially stable and can withstand market shocks. They affect banks, investors, and potentially the broader financial system by standardising risk assessment and remuneration oversight.