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could become overly dependent on monetary policy and liquidity sustenance measures provided during deteriorating financial …
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As well as addressing the Basel Committee's proposals to strengthen global capital and liquidity regulations, this …
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liquidity problems. The engagement of market participants in the corporate reporting process, a process which would consequently … increased prominence and importance of liquidity risks - as revealed by the recent financial crisis, and proposals which have …
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The Basel Committee’s recent consultative document on the “Proposal to Ensure the Loss Absorbency of Regulatory Capital at the Point of Non Viability” sets out a proposal aimed at “enhancing the entry criteria of regulatory capital to ensure that all regulatory capital instruments issued...
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risk. A positive, significant and robust effect of liquidity on capital was identified. Both regulatory and equity capital …
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recent Basel Committee's initiatives, that is, Basel III. These two regulatory tools being capital and liquidity requirements … why the Basel Committee's liquidity requirements and present proposals aimed at addressing liquidity risks, still … Crisis, the paper will highlight how runs on banks are triggered by liquidity crises and that liquidity risks cannot be …
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Developments since the introduction of the 1988 Basel Capital Accord have resulted in growing realisation that new forms of risks have emerged and that previously existing and managed forms require further redress. The revised Capital Accord, Basel II, evolved to a form of meta regulation – a...
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still face severe liquidity problems. As well as an increase of the minimum common equity requirement from 2% to 4.5%, the …
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Marshall's theory of capital was designed to serve two main purposes: an integration of the theory of income distribution into a general theory of value and the closing of the gap between economic theory and business practice. For the first purpose, capital was considered the reward for the...
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