WASHINGTON, January 16 (Global Risk Regulator) – The US would be better off with a three-, rather than two-level system of banking supervision. That’s according to some of the comments received so far on plans to apply a more risk-sensitive version, known as Basel IA, of current bank safety rules to the thousands of the nation’s banks that won’t be adopting the international Basel II capital adequacy regime.

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