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ABOUT THE BOOK As
the most ambitious international agreement on banks’ risk management
This book is concerned with seven aspects of Basel 2: (1) its rationale and origins; (2) the process leading to the agreement, including the way in which problems and criticisms which emerged during drafting were handled; (3) data on the introduction of Basel 2 in different countries; (4) the quantitative exercises designed to estimate Basel 2’s effects; (5) the global pattern of introduction in relation to Basel 2’s objectives; (6) the way in which Basel 2 addresses the control of banking risks; and (7) the agenda for possible future actions concerning subjects closely related to Basel 2. ABOUT THE AUTHOR ANDREW CORNFORD, formerly an UNCTAD economist specialising in international financial markets and regulation, is now Associate Commentator at the Geneva-based Observatoire de la Finance, an organisation which through its publications and educational programmes promotes debate and new thinking concerning the contribution of the financial sector to the common good. Contents 1. INTRODUCTION 2. RATIONALE AND ORIGINS 3. EARLY DRAFTS AND CRITICAL REACTIONS 4. REVISIONS AND GREATER FLEXIBILITY 5. PROGRESS WITH
INTRODUCTION OF 6. ESTIMATES
OF 7. THE PATTERN
OF INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES OF 8. A. Supervisory Capacity and Internal Controls B. Models of Borrower-lender Relations C. Securitisation Exposures D. Liquidity Risk 9. ELEMENTS OF A FUTURE AGENDA Annex. Analytics and Supervisory Requirements of the IRBA References PRICE How to Order the Book Visit our TWN Online Bookshop or contact Third World Network at 131 Jalan Macalister, 10400 Penang, Malaysia. Tel: 604-2266159 Fax: 604-2264505 Email for further information.
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