Titlebook: New Regulation of the Financial Industry; Dimitris N. Chorafas Book 2000 Dimitris N. Chorafas 2000 bank.banking.Banking Industry

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The Evolving Role of Regulators in the Banking Industryrvices industry has become increasingly important with the internationalisation of banking and the rapid advancement of technology. High technology and a shrinking world present enormous opportunities but also amplify the effects of volatility and of exposure.

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Systemic Risk, Bank Supervision and Follow-the-Sun Overdraft in other banks or industrial sectors. When such failures snowball through the global financial market, there is a domino effect. In September 1998, a LTCM-type bankruptcy would have led to such an avalanche world-wide.

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Rigorous Approaches to the Management of Financial Risk Factorse also implied that it was an open question, not a settled matter, as to whether the economy was on an unsustainable track. While those remarks were made with monetary policy in the background, they fit hand in glove with the way central bankers and regulators look at the management of financial ris

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Rethinking and Revamping the 1998 Capital Accord : A New Capital Adequacy Frameworklculating how much capital institutions need to hold as a cushion against credit risk. According to the 1998 Capital Accord banks are required to hold capital equivalent to 8 per cent of their assets, with some less risky assets such as mortgages and sovereign loans (see Chapter 15) carrying a reduc

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Central Banks, Commercial Banks and Repurchase Agreements Books, London, 1997), sometimes assisted through repurchase agreements (repos). An example of the use of repos for monetary policy reasons is provided by the Bundesbank and the ECB whose main monetary instrument is repurchase rate. The ECB asks the national central banks to conduct open-market oper