In 2009 Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) is currently revising the 2005 Accord (Basel II), issue proposed enhancements to the Basel II Framework, the purpose strengthens bank capital requirements and introduces financial leverage ratio into regulatory requirements on bank liquidity and bank leverage. This paper develops a theoretical model to analyze how banks will adjust their portfolio under the proposed newer standard and reserve requirement. From the view of bank with profit-maximizing, we find out financial leverage regulation identical to Uniform Capital Ratio (UCR) in which is included risk-based capital requirement regulation (RBCR). On the other hand, while reserve requirement rate is 100%, the financial leverage regul...
This paper addresses factors which have prompted the need for further revision of banking regulation...
A topic of interest in recent literature is regulatory capital requirements for consumer loan portfo...
After the failure of the Bretton Woods system, it was more than necessary to create a stable, accept...
To address banks’ risk taking during the recent financial crisis, we develop a model of credit-portf...
In contrast to the 1988 Basel Accord (Basel I), the revised risk-based capital standards (Basel II) ...
Within the current theoretical literature it has been established that banks tend to maintain the re...
Abstract. Currently, banking is one of the most regulated activities in the world, because banks are...
With the introduction of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) in the European Union, the qualit...
The global financial crisis has highlighted the limitations of risk-sensitive bank capital ratios. T...
The paper provides evidence about Basel II, as international banking regulations failure in recent g...
Basel III responded to the financial crisis by redefining and expanding the capital requirements for...
The amendment of the Basel Accord with the market-risk-based capital requirements, introduced in 199...
Given recent regulatory changes under Basel III, we empirically examine the impact of leverage ratio...
Capital requirements are intended to ensure that banks have a certain amount of capital to absorb un...
Since capital is the last resort for protection against bank insolvency, regulatory capital requirem...
This paper addresses factors which have prompted the need for further revision of banking regulation...
A topic of interest in recent literature is regulatory capital requirements for consumer loan portfo...
After the failure of the Bretton Woods system, it was more than necessary to create a stable, accept...
To address banks’ risk taking during the recent financial crisis, we develop a model of credit-portf...
In contrast to the 1988 Basel Accord (Basel I), the revised risk-based capital standards (Basel II) ...
Within the current theoretical literature it has been established that banks tend to maintain the re...
Abstract. Currently, banking is one of the most regulated activities in the world, because banks are...
With the introduction of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) in the European Union, the qualit...
The global financial crisis has highlighted the limitations of risk-sensitive bank capital ratios. T...
The paper provides evidence about Basel II, as international banking regulations failure in recent g...
Basel III responded to the financial crisis by redefining and expanding the capital requirements for...
The amendment of the Basel Accord with the market-risk-based capital requirements, introduced in 199...
Given recent regulatory changes under Basel III, we empirically examine the impact of leverage ratio...
Capital requirements are intended to ensure that banks have a certain amount of capital to absorb un...
Since capital is the last resort for protection against bank insolvency, regulatory capital requirem...
This paper addresses factors which have prompted the need for further revision of banking regulation...
A topic of interest in recent literature is regulatory capital requirements for consumer loan portfo...
After the failure of the Bretton Woods system, it was more than necessary to create a stable, accept...