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March 2024
Worldwide
2010 - 2023
The European relevance ratio for measuring the financial solvency of banks is the CET1 ratio (Common Equity Tier 1). Financial institutions are required by the regulator to maintain a percentage of capital in relation to their risk-weighted assets.
This statistic presents data on the CET1 Phased-in ratio, a ratio calculated according to the transitional regime until 2019. From that year onward, the calculation of the CET1 Fully-loaded ratio will be mandatory, calculated taking into account the definitions introduced in the Basel III Agreements (proposals for reform of banking regulation). For 2017, the ratio is calculated under the CRD IV regulation, in which an 80 percent phase-in is applied.
