BASEL – Twelve principles for dealing with domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) have been finalised by the Basel Committee. Issued in mid-October, they follow closely the proposals published for public comment in June, giving national authorities a high degree of discretion over which banks are designated as D-SIBs and the extent of any capital surcharge imposed on them.

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