The strength of the banking system largely relies on the level of capital required of credit institutions. In Africa, regulators are gradually increasing thresholds to strengthen financial resilience, attract institutional investors, and reduce systemic risk. A comparative analysis of the latest regulatory requirements shows significant variations between regions and countries, with levels expressed here in…...
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