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Sammlung der Gesetze und Beschlüsse wie auch der Polizei-Verordnungen.
No full text"Als Fortsetzung der früheren Gesetzessammlung für den Kanton Basel.""Auf Befehl der Regierung gesammelt."Mode of access: Internet
Rebalancing the three pillars of Basel II
No full textThe author observes that the three pillars of Basel II seem uneven: Pillars 1 and 2 have eclipsed Pillar 3 - market discipline and disclosure - in the Basle Committee's deliberations. He works through a banking model of the three Pillars, shows how the optimal liquidation limit varies with bank liability structure and the regulatory regime, and argues that market discipline, via mandatory subordinated debt issuance, can reduce forbearance by supervisors.Bank supervision ; Bank capital ; Banking law
Implementing Basel III in Europe: disgnosis and avenues for improvement. CEPS Policy Brief No. 275, 27 June 2012
No full textThis Policy Brief provides a preliminary diagnosis of the proposed regulatory reforms contained in the Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation (CRD IV-CRR), which translate into EU law the Basel III standards adopted by the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision, and suggests avenues for improvement. The main criticism is that the proposal is not ambitious enough. In some crucial areas, such as the leverage ratio and the long-term liquidity requirements adopted under the Basel III framework, the CRD IV-CRR proposal stops short of making a strict commitment to introduce binding requirements and instead is contented with weaker (and possibly divergent) disclosure requirements
Cicero in Basel
No full textThe contributions of this volume chart Cicero’s presence in the city of Basel – from the stories around the city’s foundation to humanist editions and commentaries and the politics of scholarship and education. They illuminate Cicero’s impact on the formation of ‘humanist Basel’ and its relation to wider intellectual currents in Europe in turn, they shed light on the ways in which Basel contributed to Cicero’s rich but contested legacy
Basel, Switzerland 1894
No full textIncludes indexes.; "Ein Titelblatt, ein Uebersichtsplan und Neun Farbige Tafeln Basel 1894" -- title sheet;Color;
Cost implications of compliance with Basel III and competitiveness of internationally active banks
No full textThis dissertation investigates the third Basel Accord designed to provide a global regulatory standard on bank capital adequacy, stress testing and agreed market liquidity risk. Amongst other requirements, Basel III expects banks to hold top quality capital totalling 9.5% of their risk bearing assets by January 2019. Any bank that fails to meet the new requirements is expected to be banned from paying dividends to shareholders until it has improved its balance sheet. Full compliance with Basel III is expected to kick in by 2019. The author suggests that this new regulatory frame is arguably the most topical issue today amongst internationally active banks as they plan to be compliant, with the market already applying a multiple discount to banks with weaker capital positions especially the systemically important banks
A Viable Alternative to Basel III Prudential Capital Rules. CEPS Policy Brief No. 291, May 2013
No full textStefano Micossi argues in this paper that the Basel framework for bank prudential requirements is deeply flawed and that the Basel III revision has failed to correct these flaws, making the system even more complicated, opaque and open to manipulation. In practice, he finds that the present system does not offer regulators and financial markets a reliable capital standard for banks and its divergent implementation in the main jurisdictions of the European Union and the United States has broken the market into special fiefdoms governed by national regulators in response to untoward special interests. The time is ripe to stop tinkering with minor adjustment and revisions in order to rescue the system, because the system cannot be rescued.
In response to the current situation, Micossi calls for abandoning reference to risk-weighted assets calculated by banks with their internal risk management models for the determination of banks’ prudential capital, together with the preoccupation with the asset side of banks in correcting for risk exposure. He suggests that the alternative may be provided by a combination of a straight capital ratio and a properly designed deposit insurance system. It is a logical, complete and much less distortive alternative; it would serve better the cause of financial stability as well as the interest of the banks in clear, transparent and level playing field
Münster, Basel, Hauptstadt des Kantons Basel-Stadt, Nordwestl. Eingangstor der Schweiz. Lebhafteste Handelsstadt der Schweiz, am Rheine gelegen, »Rema« Basel
No full textMÜNSTER, BASEL, HAUPTSTADT DES KANTONS BASEL-STADT, NORDWESTL. EINGANGSTOR DER SCHWEIZ. LEBHAFTESTE HANDELSSTADT DER SCHWEIZ, AM RHEINE GELEGEN, »REMA« BASEL
Münster, Basel, Hauptstadt des Kantons Basel-Stadt, Nordwestl. Eingangstor der Schweiz. Lebhafteste Handelsstadt der Schweiz, am Rheine gelegen, »Rema« Basel ( -
Hammer II 24. Mai bis 28. Juni 1981 in Basel
No full text2. Hammerausstellung in der ehemaligen Hammerfabrik in Basel. Hrsg. v. Felix Handschin, Organisator der Ausstellung. Fotos von Hansruedi Disch. Beteiligte KünstlerInnen: u.a. Vincenzo Baviera, Jutta Beckert, Christian Boltanski, Holger Bunk, César, Jean Clarebou
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