Basel III Addresses the Shortcoming of Basel II By

Basel III addresses the shortcoming of Basel II by:

A) Enhancing minimum capital and liquidity requirements that includes a higher overall capital requirement, a narrower definition of qualifying regulatory capital, higher capital charges for banking book and trading book exposures, a new leverage ratio, and a liquidity coverage ratio and net stable funding ratio
B) Enhanced Supervisory Review Process for firms with risk management and capital planning
C) Enhanced risk disclosure and market discipline
D) Redefining common equity Tier 1 (CET 1) capital, and additional Tier 1 capital, implementing a new capital conservation buffer requirement and increasing capital requirements for banks and making certain bank activities more capital intensive than in the past
E) All of the above