Affari interni
I dati interni sul capitale economico bancario avranno probabilmente un ruolo centrale ai fini della valutazione dell'adeguatezza patrimoniale delle banche nel quadro del secondo pilastro di Basilea 2. Bob Allen dell'Australian Prudential Regulation Authority analizza la relazione fra il capitale economico e il patrimonio di vigilanza secondo Basilea 2
Ai sensi del secondo pilastro di Basilea 21 le banche devono valutare la propria adeguatezza patrimoniale in base a processi interni formalizzati che tengono conto della natura e dell'entita dei diversi rischi cui sono esposte. Da parte loro, le autorita di vigilanza sono tenute a controllare tali processi interni, valutando l'eventualita di imporre requisiti patrimoniali aggiuntivi, oltre ai requisiti minimi previsti dal primo pilastro.
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