LONDON, October 18 (Global Risk Regulator) – As bankers look set for another clash with regulators over plans to impose a capital surcharge on banks deemed systemically important, a top international banker has “broken ranks” with the rest of the global banking industry by saying that the availability of credit should be unaffected by tough new capital rules for banks.

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