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Resources for Basel II Capital Accord (Basel II)Resources > Basel II > ArticlesSub-Categories: Listings 321 - 330 of 488:
Japan may curb banks' appetite for subprime risk
Japan may cut the amount of high-risk investments that banks can include when calculating core equity capital, the financial services minister said on...
Kenyan banks in frantic search for risk managers
Risk managers have become the labour market’s latest hot cake as commercial banks move to comply with the provisions of the Basel I accord that centra...
Key banking supervisors move to gird international system against new shocks
A key group of banking supervisors on Wednesday announced new measures to strengthen the world's banking system against shocks like the U.S. subprime ...
Kohn says Basel II implementation will help banks avoid excessive risk
Federal Reserve Board Vice Chairman Donald Kohn said today that the full implementation of the Basel II agreement will help banks keep closer track of...
Labour supply short of skills
he supply of skilled professionals is still failing to meet demand in Ireland’s financial services industry. Top of the pile is a lack of skilled regu...
Learning From Others - Customers Take Advantage of Compliance to Improve IT Operations
In this past year, ’learning from peers’ has never been more valuable. I witnessed customers setting out to solve one problem and then realizing the v...
Learning the art of managing risks
The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) held a seminar on risk management for its senior bankers and supervision officials.The Reputation and Strategic Risk...
Lessons from the credit crunch
AFTER a sudden market panic, all is well. Prices dropped precipitately, but investors have come to see that the Federal Reserve, under its new chairma...
Linklaters targets banks with Basel II compliance IT package
Linklaters is meeting with global clearing banks to pitch its latest IT initiative, which ensures compliance with complex Basel II requirements. Th...
Liquidity Risk Regulations – Establishing the Foundation for Global Collaboration
Central banks and other regulatory supervisors could ensure a safer financial climate by establishing more thorough requirements regarding capital and... |
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