Azerbaijan sets countercyclical capital buffer requirements for banking sector

The Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) made a decision to set an additional countercyclical capital buffer in the amount of 0.5% from the total capital of the country's banks and 'Tier 1' capital and to start applying this regulation from 1 March 2025.This is reported on the website of the Central Bank. The information says that such a decision was adopted in view of the fact that the difference between the long-term trend and the cu...

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