Japan: capital adequacy ratio of banks by standard 2022

In the fiscal year 2022, the capital adequacy ratio of Japanese banks that have adopted the international regulatory framework for banks stood at 13.41 percent. Banks that have adopted the domestic standard had a capital adequacy ratio of 9.77 percent on average. The minimum capital adequacy ratio requirements for banks are lower under the domestic standard.

Capital adequacy ratio of banks in Japan from fiscal year 2015 to 2022, by adopted regulatory framework

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Release date

June 2023

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Region

Japan

Survey time period

fiscal year 2015 to 2022; the Japanese fiscal year starts on April 1 of the stated year and ends on March 31 of the following year

Special properties

as of the end of each fiscal year; non-consolidated figures; simple average of preliminary figures for each bank

Supplementary notes

*Refers to banks with overseas operations that have adopted the Basel III regulatory framework for banks. The framework requires a capital adequacy ratio of at least eight percent (16 banks in FY 2022).
**Refers to banks that do not engage in overseas operations and have adopted the domestic regulatory framework that requires a capital adequacy ratio of at least four percent (94 banks in FY 2022).

Figures for FY 2022 include capital ratios calculated on a Post Basel III reform basis.

Data prior to fiscal year 2022 come from previous reporting.

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