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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Basel I."”.

  1. Unintended consequences of well-intended regulation : the procyclical effects of the Basel I capital regulations on the U.S. banking industry.

    … appears to say little on whether or not the Basel I capital regulations have any effect on the natural procyclicality of bank loan supply. To test this, I constructed a new loan supply function to determine the relationship between the business cycle and the real loan supply. A Chow Test was …

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  2. Risikoteilung zwischen Banken und Kapitalmarkt

    … gemäß der aufsichtsrechtlichen Vorschriften Basel I und Basel II, als risikotechnische Bewertungsansätze von Securitisations, dargestellt. Schließlich erfolgt eine Betrachtung der Moral Hazard induzierten Konflikte, die in der gegenwärtigen Nutzung von Securitisations existieren sowie der …

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  3. Bank Capital Management

    … Focusing on bank capital management under the Basel I framework, this thesis serves to address some of the con- cerns that have been voiced regarding the implementation of the new regulation (Basel II) and the broader economic e®ects that could result. In particular, the research chapters of …

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  4. Le novità di Basilea III e le implicazioni per le banche italiane

    Basel III rules have been under a review process in the last years and the recent international crises has further slowed down the implementation of the new banking regulation. In this paper, we first present the reasons that have brought to the Basel III framework – development of the previous …

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  5. Banking regulation and the Basel III Accord: an examination of the risks and shortcomings posed by Basel III

    … to examine the risks and shortcomings posed by Basel III; specifically capital ratios, credit rating agencies and value-at-risk. These are based on the author’s initial research that indicated these to be the most problematic. The research also aims to provide recommendations in order to improve …

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  6. Securitisation of mortgage loans, regulatory capital arbitrage and bank stability in South Africa: Econometric and theoretic analyses

    … took advantage of the loopholes in the Basel regulation, principally that of Basel I. Undertaken from both the empirical and theoretical angles, this thesis investigated whether regulatory capital arbitrage under Basel II and III regulations, was a driver of mortgage loans securitisation …

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  7. Essays on Macroeconomic Dynamics, Credit Intermediation and Financial Stability

    … Finally, we compare the model economy with Basel I and Basel II capital requirement and find that business cycle fluctuations are amplified under Basel II regime. Furthermore, in response to a negative productivity shock there is a transfer of loans from on to off balance sheet under Basel

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  8. Post 2007 crisis unconventional monetary policy in the UK

    … computational economics (ACE) point of view. The baseline model contains four types of agents -households (HHs), big firms (BFs), small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and banks-. These agents interact monthly for a period of 50 months in an environment that simulates bank lending markets in the UK …

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