Eleven of 14 G-Sib indicators hit all-time highs

Surging complexity marked 2023, tempered by slower gains overall

Eleven of the 14 risk indicators used to assess global systemically important banks (G-Sibs) hit all-time highs in 2023, Risk Quantum analysis shows.

The Financial Stability Board, following the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s methodology, published systemic risk scores for 77 global banks on November 26. These score aggregate indicators from five categories of systemic risk: size; interconnectedness; complexity; substitutability; and cross-jurisdictional activity.

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