means an international prudential standard on which a prudential regulation is based, from which a prudential regulation is derived, or to which a prudential regulation is otherwise substantively similar. (4) Prudential regulation The term prudential regulation means any rule or regulation relating to capital requirements, leverage requirements, liquidity requirements, or any similar requirements, including any rule or regulation that imposes any minimum requirement on a banking organization’s amount of capital, debt, or liquid assets, either in absolute terms or as a ratio of any measure of assets, exposures, or cash inflows and outflows, or that conditions the ability of a banking organization to take any action or imposes any requirement based on any absolute or proportional measure of capital, leverage, debt, or liquidity. (5) Prudential regulation to implement an international standard The term prudential regulation to implement an international standard means a prudential regulation that is based on, derived from, or otherwise substantively similar to an international prudential standard. (6) International prudential standard The term international prudential standard means any standard that has been adopted by an international institution comprised of an appropriate Federal banking agency and banking supervisors or central banks of jurisdictions other than the United States, including the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the Financial Stability Board, relating to capital requirements, leverage requirements, liquidity requirements, or any similar requirements, including any standard that contemplates minimum requirements on a banking organization’s amount of capital, debt, or liquid assets, either in absolute terms or as a ratio of any measure of assets, exposures, or cash inflows and outflows, or that contemplates conditioning the ability of a banking organization to take any action or imposing any requirement based on any measure of capital, leverage, debt, or liquidity. (7) Superseded