Financial services, products, risks and regulation in Europe after the EU 1998 Action Plan and Basle II

Article Abstract:

A study on how the completion of the 1998 EU Financial Services Action Plan and the Introduction of Basel II will help to protect the public at large and also the depositors and investors is presented. The sophisticated regulatory environment is also tested on its viability, adequacy, and efficiency in the years to come.

United States

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The role of the IMF and World Bank in financial sector reform and compliance: an outline

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The article examines the macro and micro-economic factors that were responsible for the financial crisis during the1990s. It also reviews the effectiveness of the Basel Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision followed by IMF and the World Bank.

International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Evaluation, Powers and duties, Financial crises

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