The Basel Committee of central bankers and supervisors agreed to delay its tough new capital requirements on bank trading books by one year, it said on Friday. “The Committee agreed to a coordinated start-date of not later than Dec. 31, 2011 for all elements of the July 2009 trading book package,” it said in a statement.
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