The worldwide figure ranged from USD 50 to USD 150 billion. This suggests that, given enough time, markets should be able to absorb the new capital that needs to be raised. Especially if banks are able to use this time to accumulate capital through retained earnings and lower costs. This would reduce their need to go to the equity market.
Bonds markets: impact of Liquidity coverage Ratio (LCR) The new liquidity requirements could influence fixed-income markets. The quantitative impact study by the BCBS shows that the shortfall of liquid assets to meet the LCR is around EUR 1.7 trillion for the worldwide banking sector [this figure does not include the surplus of banks that meet the LCR].