The History of Supervisory Expectations for Capital Adequacy: Part II (1984–2021)

Abstract

In "The History of Supervisory Expectations for Capital Adequacy Part I (1863-1983)," we traced regulatory views on capital over the first 120 years of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) history. The maintenance of a sound system of banks requiring the oversight of skilled examiners exhibiting sound judgement continues today, as it certainly will for many years to follow.

Author

Roger Tufts and Paul Moloney