BASEL – The importance of a robust flow of information between supervisors when implementing the new capital adequacy rules for banks is highlighted in a paper issued in early June by the Basel Committee. The relationship between a home supervisor in the country where a cross-border banking group is headquartered, and the host supervisors in countries where the group’s subsidiaries are located, is potentially fraught.

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