The requirements concerned cover capital adequacy, loan loss reserves, asset concentrations, liquidity, risk management and internal controls. Of this group of principles, I think those regarding risk management and internal controls deserve special attention.
For example, core principles 12 and 13 state that banking supervisors must be satisfied that banks have in place risk management systems which accurately identify, measure, monitor and control market risks and all other material risks. Furthermore, banks are required to hold an adequate amount of capital against these risks.