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Bank Regulators Can't Say How Long it Will Take to Finalize Basel III Rules
by: Lynn Hume
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
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Federal banking regulators on Wednesday were unable to say when they might finalize rules under the international Basel III accord that would require banks to increase the capital backing their assets and change the way they determine the riskiness of their investments and loans.

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