Understanding Bank De-Risking and its Effects on Financial Inclusion
... embassies, nonprofit organizations (NPOs), and correspondent banks. Those closures have had a ripple effect on financial access for the individuals and populations served by those businesses. Regulatory authorities continue to emphasize that de-risking is not in line with international guidelines, a ...
... embassies, nonprofit organizations (NPOs), and correspondent banks. Those closures have had a ripple effect on financial access for the individuals and populations served by those businesses. Regulatory authorities continue to emphasize that de-risking is not in line with international guidelines, a ...
Regulation 2016 - Federal Register of Legislation
... derivative contracts should be traded on exchanges or electronic trading platforms, where appropriate, and cleared through central counterparties by end-2012 at the latest. OTC derivative contracts should be reported to trade repositories. Non-centrally cleared contracts should be subject to higher ...
... derivative contracts should be traded on exchanges or electronic trading platforms, where appropriate, and cleared through central counterparties by end-2012 at the latest. OTC derivative contracts should be reported to trade repositories. Non-centrally cleared contracts should be subject to higher ...
Five Years After the Fall: The Governance Legacies of the Global
... capable of operating with a minimum of spillovers that might threaten financial system stability.” To achieve this, Siklos argues that especially in the case of financial regulation, a top-down approach is not workable, while current surveillance has failed to assess the global impact of individual ...
... capable of operating with a minimum of spillovers that might threaten financial system stability.” To achieve this, Siklos argues that especially in the case of financial regulation, a top-down approach is not workable, while current surveillance has failed to assess the global impact of individual ...
The Concept of Systemic Risk
... materializes, causes a loss in confidence and increased uncertainty about the functioning of the financial system and its parts. The concept of systemic risk lies in the contagion effect and negative impact on the real economy. Based on the author’s comparison of systemic risk definitions in the lit ...
... materializes, causes a loss in confidence and increased uncertainty about the functioning of the financial system and its parts. The concept of systemic risk lies in the contagion effect and negative impact on the real economy. Based on the author’s comparison of systemic risk definitions in the lit ...
CASH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL INC
... the two-year period ended December 31, 2014 . The Plan’s management is responsible for these financial statements. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with the standards of the Public Company Accounting ...
... the two-year period ended December 31, 2014 . The Plan’s management is responsible for these financial statements. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with the standards of the Public Company Accounting ...
Annual Report 2014 - Smartgroup Investors
... organisations nationally and globally. The business was able to increase the score year-on-year and in August 2014, the 50% threshold was exceeded for the first time, a significant achievement and well worth celebrating. ...
... organisations nationally and globally. The business was able to increase the score year-on-year and in August 2014, the 50% threshold was exceeded for the first time, a significant achievement and well worth celebrating. ...
Fair Value Accounting and Measures of U.S. Corporate Profits for
... Under U.S. financial accounting rules, fair value accounting (FVA) is a practice in which an asset or liability is treated as sold at fair value even when no sale takes place. As a result, related holding gains and losses may be recognized in a firm’s income statement. In contrast to financial accou ...
... Under U.S. financial accounting rules, fair value accounting (FVA) is a practice in which an asset or liability is treated as sold at fair value even when no sale takes place. As a result, related holding gains and losses may be recognized in a firm’s income statement. In contrast to financial accou ...
Folie 1
... been fully used. In the event that all the 15 characters have not been used in the issuer abbreviation, the remaining space may be used to describe more characteristics of the financial instrument. ...
... been fully used. In the event that all the 15 characters have not been used in the issuer abbreviation, the remaining space may be used to describe more characteristics of the financial instrument. ...
Regulatory Sanctions and Reputational Damage in Financial Markets
... regulatory institution, allowing us to rule out effects due to the reputation of the authority itself. In robustness tests, we are also able to discount the possibility that the reputational losses we observe are explicable as profits forgone from loss of future earnings through the proscribed activ ...
... regulatory institution, allowing us to rule out effects due to the reputation of the authority itself. In robustness tests, we are also able to discount the possibility that the reputational losses we observe are explicable as profits forgone from loss of future earnings through the proscribed activ ...
Financial Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
... The region has led the world in innovative financial services based on mobile telephony, but there remains scope to increase financial inclusion further. The development of mobiletelephone-based systems has helped to incorporate a large share of the population into the financial system, especially i ...
... The region has led the world in innovative financial services based on mobile telephony, but there remains scope to increase financial inclusion further. The development of mobiletelephone-based systems has helped to incorporate a large share of the population into the financial system, especially i ...
annual report - Skydive Australia
... On 1 July 2016, the Group acquired all the share capital and assets of Skydive Wanaka Limited, being a skydiving operation in Wanaka, New Zealand. Consideration for this acquisition was NZ$10.4 million (of which AU$9.948 million was paid as a deposit with the company's solicitors prior to 30 June ...
... On 1 July 2016, the Group acquired all the share capital and assets of Skydive Wanaka Limited, being a skydiving operation in Wanaka, New Zealand. Consideration for this acquisition was NZ$10.4 million (of which AU$9.948 million was paid as a deposit with the company's solicitors prior to 30 June ...
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... coefficient on the discretionary component of loan loss provisions in a regression of market value of equity on earnings (before provisions), loan loss provisions, discretionary component of loan loss provisions, and non-performing loans. Liu et al. (1997) find a positive relation between stock retu ...
... coefficient on the discretionary component of loan loss provisions in a regression of market value of equity on earnings (before provisions), loan loss provisions, discretionary component of loan loss provisions, and non-performing loans. Liu et al. (1997) find a positive relation between stock retu ...
Billabong International Limited
... Swell external sales) stated at half-year end exchange rates, being 1.1% higher compared to the pcp of 12.7% (excluding DaKine North America and Europe wholesale external sales). Whilst underlying working capital has reduced from 30 June 2014, working capital as a percentage of sales at December 201 ...
... Swell external sales) stated at half-year end exchange rates, being 1.1% higher compared to the pcp of 12.7% (excluding DaKine North America and Europe wholesale external sales). Whilst underlying working capital has reduced from 30 June 2014, working capital as a percentage of sales at December 201 ...
Chapter 15 PPP
... Contracts • Transaction will not be completed until some agreedupon date in the future • Delivery date and quantity are all set when the financial future is created • Seller has legally binding obligation to make delivery on specified date • Buyer/holder has legally binding obligation to take delive ...
... Contracts • Transaction will not be completed until some agreedupon date in the future • Delivery date and quantity are all set when the financial future is created • Seller has legally binding obligation to make delivery on specified date • Buyer/holder has legally binding obligation to take delive ...
excessive leverage and bankers` pay
... prospective clients. On the other hand, employment of leverage as the principal ingredient of bank capital structure, rather than share capital increases, is the cheapest and fastest way to build size – both in a relationship banking but, even more so, in a transactional banking environment.12 On th ...
... prospective clients. On the other hand, employment of leverage as the principal ingredient of bank capital structure, rather than share capital increases, is the cheapest and fastest way to build size – both in a relationship banking but, even more so, in a transactional banking environment.12 On th ...
I. Introduction This work aims to show that the present banking
... for a new regulatory structure. Regulations that were judged successful became the more permanent elements in the system.1 It is possible to claim that the same is true for the Italian banking system. However, claiming that these regulatory systems followed the same evolutionary path does not imply ...
... for a new regulatory structure. Regulations that were judged successful became the more permanent elements in the system.1 It is possible to claim that the same is true for the Italian banking system. However, claiming that these regulatory systems followed the same evolutionary path does not imply ...
wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de
... creating higher growth in economy and export • Thai banks lend foreign borrowed money to domestic banks • Oversupply in construction sector – 50% of loans are non-performing; banks having trouble to service their foreign debt • 1994: Depreciation of Chinese Yuan by one third – reduction in Thai ...
... creating higher growth in economy and export • Thai banks lend foreign borrowed money to domestic banks • Oversupply in construction sector – 50% of loans are non-performing; banks having trouble to service their foreign debt • 1994: Depreciation of Chinese Yuan by one third – reduction in Thai ...
A Primer on Bank Capital
... capital level differently from the regulators or the rating agencies. For example, at the turn of 2009 some of the big banks found that investors were deeply concerned about the level of their tangible common equity as a percentage of total assets. Banks could not afford to ignore this perception, ...
... capital level differently from the regulators or the rating agencies. For example, at the turn of 2009 some of the big banks found that investors were deeply concerned about the level of their tangible common equity as a percentage of total assets. Banks could not afford to ignore this perception, ...
schedule of deadlines for the june 30, 2017 preliminary ledger
... REMINDER: All revenue and expenditures that pertain to fiscal year 2016-17 must be recorded in the general ledger by July 7. Review your accounts and verify that all financial activity for 201617 has been applied to the correct fiscal year and the correct Full Accounting Unit (FAU). If a correction ...
... REMINDER: All revenue and expenditures that pertain to fiscal year 2016-17 must be recorded in the general ledger by July 7. Review your accounts and verify that all financial activity for 201617 has been applied to the correct fiscal year and the correct Full Accounting Unit (FAU). If a correction ...
Funding Constraints, Market Liquidity, and Financial Crises
... markets. Recent examples include the Fed’s decision to purchase unsecured 90-day commercial paper directly from corporations in late October 2008 1 and the recentlycompleted $1.25 trillion home mortgage bond purchase program. These actions are perhaps unsurprising given that Fed Chairman Bernanke is ...
... markets. Recent examples include the Fed’s decision to purchase unsecured 90-day commercial paper directly from corporations in late October 2008 1 and the recentlycompleted $1.25 trillion home mortgage bond purchase program. These actions are perhaps unsurprising given that Fed Chairman Bernanke is ...
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... basically relied on percentage-based commissions charged on transactions. Securities firms have to process and analyze a tremendous amount of information concerning orders, customers, risks, and market situations on a daily basis. The fast-changing nature of the financial markets necessitates high s ...
... basically relied on percentage-based commissions charged on transactions. Securities firms have to process and analyze a tremendous amount of information concerning orders, customers, risks, and market situations on a daily basis. The fast-changing nature of the financial markets necessitates high s ...