Standardised RWAs bind JP Morgan’s CET1 ratio again
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Bank was the last US G-Sib still bound by advanced CET1 calculation
JP Morgan’s standardised capital calculation became binding for its Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio again in the second quarter, after the bank’s regulator-set risk-weighted assets (RWAs) rose by more than $100 billion.
The shift means all eight US global systemically important banks are now constrained by the standardised approach for CET1 capital purposes.
JP Morgan’s standardised RWAs
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