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The aim of the Internal Ratings Based Approach (IRBA) of Basel II was that capital suffices for unexpected losses with at least a 99.9% probability. However, because only a fraction of the required regulatory capital (a quarter to a half) had to be loss absorbing capital, the actual solvency...
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which a bank’s probability of success depends on the quality of its risk measurement and management systems. Under Basel II …. We show that, under stringent Pillar 3 disclosure requirements, banks’ equilibrium probability of success and total …
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Although beneficial allocational effects have been a central motivator for the Basel II capital adequacy reform, the interaction of these effects with Basel II’s procyclical impact has been less discussed. In this paper, we investigate the effect of capital requirements on the allocation of...
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Basel II framework requires banks to conduct stress tests on their potential future minimum capital requirements and … requirements in which banks’ corporate credit risks are modeled with macroeconomic variables. We can thus define scenarios such as … tests based on scenarios envisaged by regulators are not likely to imply binding capital constraints on banks. …
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Although beneficial allocational effects have been a central motivation for the Basel II capital adequacy reform, the interaction of these effects with Basel II’s procyclical impact has been less discussed. In this paper, we investigate the effect of Basel II on the efficiency of bank lending....
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of the relative health of community banks on economic growth and investigating potential transmission mechanisms for … market shares and higher efficiency rankings for small, private, domestically owned banks are associated with better economic … performance, and that the marginal benefits of larger shares are greater when the banks are more efficient. Only mixed support is …
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Banks’ holding of reasonable capital buffers in excess of minimum requirements could alleviate the procyclicality … an important risk management issue for banks, which the Basle Committee (2002) suggests should be approached via stress …
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price bank’s corporate loans, aiming at making bank managers aware of the creation/destruction of shareholder value. We show …
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volumes remain essentially unchanged, because banks previously specializing in low-risk lending can adapt by granting both low …
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