Basel Committee Publishes Meeting Summary
Overview
Japan’s Financial Services Agency announced that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision published a summary of its meeting held on September 28 and 29, 2026. At the meeting, members exchanged views on developments in artificial intelligence and their implications for the Committee’s future work plan, approved several final standards, and agreed to consult the public on additional guidance and review prudential standards for cryptoasset exposures.
Key points
- Members exchanged views on developments in artificial intelligence and their implications for the Basel Committee’s future work plan.
- The Committee approved final standards concerning annual assessments of global systemically important banks and other matters.
- The Committee agreed to consult the public on interest rate risk in the banking book and to review standards for cryptoasset exposures.
Overview
Japan’s Financial Services Agency announced that the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Basel Committee) held a meeting on September 28 and 29, 2026, and published its meeting summary. Participants exchanged views on developments in artificial intelligence across the global banking system and supervisory authorities, efforts to modernize, and the implications for the Basel Committee’s future work plan.
Details
The Basel Committee approved final standards on the annual assessment of global systemically important banks, revisions to curb window-dressing behavior at period end, and more machine-readable Pillar 3 disclosures.
The Committee agreed to consult the public on additional Pillar 2 guidance concerning interest rate risk in the banking book.
The Committee agreed to conduct a targeted review of prudential standards for banks’ cryptoasset exposures and present an update by year end.