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Banking Supervision in China: Basel I, Basel II and the Basel Core Principles
Zeitschrift für Chinesisches Recht, 2004In September 1997 the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision1 issued standards dealing with banking supervision institutions. The Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision (Basel Core Principles, BCP)2 are regarded as “the global standards for ...
Stefan Brehm, Christian Macht
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The Basel Committee, Basel I and Basel II
2007In 1974, the German authorities ordered the immediate liquidation of Bankhaus Herstatt, a German commercial bank that, as a result of its closure, failed to deliver U.S. dollars to counterparties with whom it had previously struck foreign exchange deals.
I. Moosa
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Banking Supervision in Europe: From Basel I to Basel II
2007Since the beginning of the 80s the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (the Committee) has been dealing with the creation of a framework to measure capital adequacy on a multinational scale as a guideline for an appropriate capital level of internationally active banks. It was initiated because of an alarmingly low level of capital which was held by
Hartmut Bieg, Gregor Krämer
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Does Basel Save Our Banks? The Effect of Basel I Capital Requirements on Bank Failures
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015We develop an empirical model to test the relation between compliance with Basel I capital requirements and the probability of bank failure during ‘normal’ economic conditions and times of financial crises. We also seek to determine whether increased capital requirements would further reduce the rate of bank failure. Specific bank data, as well as some
Sebastien Gay, Balthazar D. Bergkamp
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Current Trends in Prudential Regulation of Market Risk: From Basel I to Basel III
2012The recent financial crisis has again evoked interest in regulation of bank risks in general and of market risks in particular. Heavy losses on trading portfolios incurred by some of the largest banks have elicited deficiencies in their internal models and processes for managing market risks.
A. Lobanov
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Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, 2018
Risk management, for example relative to its finance counterpart, is a much younger function. This paper examines its evolution across different eras: Basel I, Basel II, III and its follow-ups, and in post International Financial Reporting Standard 9 ...
Bogie Ozdemir
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Risk management, for example relative to its finance counterpart, is a much younger function. This paper examines its evolution across different eras: Basel I, Basel II, III and its follow-ups, and in post International Financial Reporting Standard 9 ...
Bogie Ozdemir
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2021
As an old man, Barth began writing a so far unpublished autobiography, which he started with describing the life of his ancestors up to his grandparents’ generation. His examination of his own roots is revealing. Different autobiographical texts as well as documents from their funeral tell us about his parents.
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As an old man, Barth began writing a so far unpublished autobiography, which he started with describing the life of his ancestors up to his grandparents’ generation. His examination of his own roots is revealing. Different autobiographical texts as well as documents from their funeral tell us about his parents.
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Journal of Risk Management in Financial Institutions, 2020
‘Basel III: Finalising post-crisis reforms’ — often referred to as ‘Basel IV’ by the banking industry — is the most extensive regulatory change package of all time.
Martin Neisen, Hermann Schulte-Mattler
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‘Basel III: Finalising post-crisis reforms’ — often referred to as ‘Basel IV’ by the banking industry — is the most extensive regulatory change package of all time.
Martin Neisen, Hermann Schulte-Mattler
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Social Science Research Network, 2019
Asian crisis in the late 1990s exposed the inherent deficiencies of Basel I, and exactly a decade later the 2008 global credit mayhem clearly proved that the Revised Framework (Basel II) and the IMF’s Financial Sector Assessment Program contributed to ...
John Taskinsoy
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Asian crisis in the late 1990s exposed the inherent deficiencies of Basel I, and exactly a decade later the 2008 global credit mayhem clearly proved that the Revised Framework (Basel II) and the IMF’s Financial Sector Assessment Program contributed to ...
John Taskinsoy
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Social Science Research Network, 2019
Basel II and III standards are a regulatory consequence following two major crises in systemic nature, the homegrown Asian crisis of 1997-98 and the global financial crisis of 2007-08. Basel I, despite high expectations and claims by the Basel Committee,
John Taskinsoy
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Basel II and III standards are a regulatory consequence following two major crises in systemic nature, the homegrown Asian crisis of 1997-98 and the global financial crisis of 2007-08. Basel I, despite high expectations and claims by the Basel Committee,
John Taskinsoy
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