ECB keeps KBC Group’s overall CET1 capital requirement unchanged at 10.94%
Bitget2026/10/27 17:00- The European Central Bank kept KBC Group’s Pillar 2 capital requirement at 1.95% following its 2026 supervisory review.
- Pillar 2 guidance remains at 1% of risk-weighted assets.
- The overall fully loaded CET1 requirement under the Danish compromise remains at 10.94%, unchanged from the second quarter.
- Fully loaded CET1 excluding the Basel IV output floor stood at 14.4% at quarter-end, well above the requirement.
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