The most recent recession and credit crisis has accelerated the debate on the importance of a stable financial system. Many national governments are considering enacting stricter regulation of the financial markets and bank liquidity. National and international supervisors will carry out adjustments on the basis of a coordinated effort or independently in the next few years. There will be major developments in the banking industry in the near future.
This supplies a framework for discussion of past international efforts to strengthen the coordination of the banking system. The focus of the 2010 Basel negotiations to create a new and wider internationally accepted norms. Students may be asked to discuss the basic concepts of international law, as well as possible the rules. The basic idea is that the negotiations are likely to continue indefinitely. China, India and other developing countries have indicated that they are not ready to comply 2010 Basel III. In addition, in the analysis of financial statements of banks in order to develop estimates of their position in relation to the rules is likely to be a lengthy and complicated process.
from each of the major issues, this case presents the rationale for the changes and the strong position of Basel III, as well as the weaknesses of the proposed changes. "Hide
by David Blaylock, David W. Conklin Source: Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation 14 pages. Publication Date: September 27, 2010. Prod. #: 910N29-PDF-ENG
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