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Steps are being taken internationally to help
improve the risk management practices of dealers
in the foreign exchange market,
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and to encourage
greater transparency and disclosure.With respect
to the internationally active banks, there has been
a move under the auspices of the Basle Committee
on Banking Supervision of the BIS to introduce
greater consistency internationally to risk-based
capital adequacy requirements. Over the past
decade, the regulators of a number of nations
have accepted common rules proposed by the
Basle Committee with respect to capital adequacy
requirements for credit risk, covering exposures
of internationally active banks in all activities,
including foreign exchange. Further proposals
of the Basle Committee for risk-based capital
requirements for market risk have been adopted
more recently. With respect to investment firms
and other financial institutions, international
discussions have not yet produced agreements on
common capital adequacy standards.

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