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Syftet med studien var att undersöka vilken inverkan den senaste finanskrisen och de internationella ramverken har haft på de svenska respektive danska bankernas bolåneräntor. Studien eftersträvade även att undersöka vilka likheter och skillnader som finns mellan olika typer av banker samt mellan de korta respektive de långa bolåneräntorna. Författarna valde att använda sig av en kvalitativ metod med en deduktiv ansats som tillvägagångssätt. Det genomfördes kvalitativa intervjuer med personer vid ett antal noga utvalda banker för att ge en så bra och detaljerad bild som möjligt av problemområdet. Respondenterna fick stort utrymme att föra sina egna diskussioner för att vidare mynna ut i väldefinierade resultat. Resultatet av denna studie visar att svenska och danska banker är positivt inställda till införandet av de nya bestämmelserna och tror att det kommer bidra till en stabilare marknad. Finanskrisen har lett till att bankernas finansieringskostnader har ökat liksom användandet av ränteswappar. Bankerna finansierar även sin verksamhet på längre sikt vilket gör att den blir dyrare att bedriva.

Teilw. zugl.: Basel, Univ., Lizentiatsarb., 2005 u.d.T.: Die @irrige Auffassung, ein Pflegekind sei ein Verdienstobjekt.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universität, Basel, 2002/2003. / Includes bibliographical references (p. [305]-330).

Diss. Phil. Basel, 1975.

Capital Adequacy of Commercial Banks The purpose of the thesis is to analyse particular capital adequacy issues. The thesis is composed of three chapters, each dealing with particular aspects of capital adequacy. The introductory Chapter One clarifies the meaning of capital adequacy. The thesis is based on two main aims. Chapter Two examines Basel Committee of Banking Supervision materials and following relevant EU and Czech legislation. The methodology used in this chapter vests in comparative analysis and legal analysis of current Czech national legislation. The first aim is to tackle the legal issues of implementation and effective enforcement of current capital adequacy rules, with concentration on the key problem of inconsistency of implementation among countries. The Chapter Three describes the reasons for adoption of new regulatory rules of capital adequacy in connection with recent turbulent changes in financial markets. To make a conclusion whether Basel III is a sufficient reaction is the second main aim. It focuses on analyse of the Basel III rules as a set with some practical notes on ongoing implementation in the world or in the Czech Republic in particular. The Basel Committee rules need to be implemented carefully. Whether by partial or incomplete implementation of Basel rules or by...

One objective of the BCBS is to implement minimum supervisory capital standards in the banking sector. Basel I to Basel III attempted to maintain a minimum capital standard for credit risk, market risk and operational risk. Many loopholes were highlighted through years when political and economic disturbances occurred and caused volatility in the financial markets. This study analysed five major South African banks from 2002–2012 to determine the size of these disturbances on the regulatory capital levels. The empirical portion of this study comprised of statistical models to be applied to the quantitative observations of capital levels. These measurements served as the bases of comparison between the five banks. After the investigation it was evident that the capital levels of these five banks first decreased as the South African economy prevailed in a boom phase and banks were at ease. When the 2007–2009 financial crisis struck, the capital levels increased again in respect of the three risks. Global volatility surfaced as economic and political factors were introduced into the markets / MCom (Risk Management), North-West University, Vaal Triangle Campus, 2014

One objective of the BCBS is to implement minimum supervisory capital standards in the banking sector. Basel I to Basel III attempted to maintain a minimum capital standard for credit risk, market risk and operational risk. Many loopholes were highlighted through years when political and economic disturbances occurred and caused volatility in the financial markets. This study analysed five major South African banks from 2002–2012 to determine the size of these disturbances on the regulatory capital levels. The empirical portion of this study comprised of statistical models to be applied to the quantitative observations of capital levels. These measurements served as the bases of comparison between the five banks. After the investigation it was evident that the capital levels of these five banks first decreased as the South African economy prevailed in a boom phase and banks were at ease. When the 2007–2009 financial crisis struck, the capital levels increased again in respect of the three risks. Global volatility surfaced as economic and political factors were introduced into the markets / MCom (Risk Management), North-West University, Vaal Triangle Campus, 2014

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