Capital requirements are regulatory mandates specifying minimum capital that financial institutions must hold relative to their risk exposure. They ensure banks maintain a financial buffer against potential losses, protecting depositors and stabilizing the broader economy. Regulators use them to enforce prudent risk management, while investors benefit from increased transparency and reduced systemic risk, fostering confidence in the financial system.
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