Mexico’s National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) published the capital adequacy index (Índice de Capitalización, ICAP) for broker-dealers (casas de bolsa) as of end-June 2025, reporting an aggregate ICAP of 32.41%. All broker-dealers in operation were classified in Early Warning Category I, reflecting compliance with the minimum capital requirement of 8% plus the 2.5% capital conservation buffer to be met with core capital, implying an ICAP above 10.5%. Category I indicates firms are considered sufficiently capitalised to absorb unexpected losses and do not require immediate supervisory actions related to solvency.
Mexico’s National Banking and Securities Commission publishes June 2025 capital adequacy ratios showing all broker-dealers in Category I
Mexico’s National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) reported an aggregate capital adequacy index (ICAP) of 32.41% for broker-dealers as of June 2025. All broker-dealers were classified in Early Warning Category I, indicating compliance with the minimum capital requirement and sufficient capitalisation to absorb unexpected losses.