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UK banks face tough new raft of reforms

Britain’s banks will be forced to boost their capital and separate core operations from riskier trading and investment banking at an annual cost of up to £7bn ($11bn), under sweeping reforms announced on Monday.

The final recommendations of the Independent Commission on Banking, chaired by Sir John Vickers, call for a bank’s ringfenced operation to have its own board of directors and equity capital equivalent to 10 per cent of risk-weighted assets.

But in crucial concessions, the banks will be able to chose which non-core businesses to place inside the ringfence, with a deadline of 2019 to implement some of the toughest measures in the world.

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