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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Basel Accord"”.
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The effect of Basel II on SME financing in Germany. An exploratory study of the impact of the new Basel Accord on SMES and financiers in Germany
The New Capital Accord (henceforth, Basel II), is expected to impose dramatic changes on banks and other providers of corporate financing, as well as companies. Literature indicates that small and medium sized enterprises (henceforth SMEs), in general, and in particular German SMEs seem to be …
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The effect of Basel II on SME financing in Germany. An exploratory study of the impact of the new Basel Accord on SMES and financiers in Germany
The New Capital Accord (henceforth, Basel II), is expected to impose dramatic changes on banks and other providers of corporate financing, as well as companies. Literature indicates that small and medium sized enterprises (henceforth SMEs), in general, and in particular German SMEs seem to be …
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Risk aggregation and capital allocation using copulas
… demise of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, the Basel III Accord proposed considerable increases in capital charges for banks. Whilst this ensures greater economic stability, banks now face an increasing risk of becoming capital inefficient. Furthermore, capital analysts are not only required to …
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Estimating the cost of deposit insurance for a commercial bank following an optimal investment strategy
… to high regulation standards in most countries. According to an international set of capital standards known as the Basel Accords, banks are required to hold a minimum level of capital as a bu er to protect their depositors and the nancial market in an event of severe unexpected losses caused by …
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The implications of bank risk-weighted capital and ownership on portfolio rebalancing, profitability, and stability: evidence from Tanzania
Banks are vital for economic growth and development as they mobilise and channel the flow of funds from surplus to deficit units and help to finance government expenditure by investing in government securities, among other activities. Bank activities are especially crucial in developing countries, …