DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/520208/basel_iii_and_beyo) has announced the addition of the "Basel III and Beyond" book to their offering.
Around the world, central bankers, regulators and governments have responded to the financial crisis with new regulation and legislation. The cornerstone of this global initiative to contain risk is Basel III - sweeping new regulatory standards for banks on capital adequacy and liquidity.
These new standards will define markets and their practices for decades to come. Already, they are reshaping institutions, business models and balance sheets.
Understanding Basel III and the thinking behind it is essential for market participants and for those charged with implementing the standards. In Basel III and Beyond, the first book-length treatment of Basel III, editors Mario Quagliariello of the European Banking Authority and Francesco Cannata of the Bank of Italy have assembled contributors from regulators and central banks involved in preparing the standards including a foreword from Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank.
Key chapters describe and analyse the new elements of Basel III, as well as detailing important revisions to the 2004 accord. Written by the regulators themselves, Basel III and Beyond is the essential guide to the new global banking standards.
Drawing on expert contributions from those deeply and directly involved in the creation of the new global standards, Basel III and Beyond is a must-read for market practitioners and regulators who need to understand the emerging framework of financial regulation, its implications and impact.
After three of the most tumultuous years in financial markets in living memory, the regulatory die was cast in December 2010.
Issued by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the Basel III standards on capital and liquidity, along with measures from July 2009 on trading book and structured finance, are the centrepiece of the regulatory community's response to the crisis. Slated for implementation from January 2013, Basel III must be fully phased in by January 2019.
Part I - Basel in the Shadow of the Crisis
1. The Big Financial Crisis (Paul Collazos, Bank of England)
2. The Policy Response: from the G20 requests to the FSB roadmap. Working towards the proposals of the Basel Committee (Patrizia Baudino, European Central Bank)
Part II - The New Capital Standards
3. The New Definition of Regulatory Capital (Laetitia Meneau, Banque de France/Commissione Bancaire and Emiliano Sabatini, Bank of Italy)
4. A New Framework for The Trading Book (Federico Cabanas, Bank of Spain)
5. Counterparty Credit Risk and Other Risk Coverage Measures (Akhtarur Siddique, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency)
6. Tools for Mitigating the Procyclicality of Financial Regulation (Mario Quagliariello, European Banking Authority)
Part III - Complementing Capital Regulation
7. The Regulatory Leverage Ratio (Alan Adkins, UK Financial Services Authority)
8. The New Framework for Liquidity Risk (Gianluca Trevisan, Bank of Italy)
9. The Discipline of Credit Rating Agencies (Luca Giordano, Valerio Novembre and Neomisio Susi, Consob)
10. Systemically Important Banks (Daryl Collins and David Rule, UK Financial Services Authority)
11. Regulating Remuneration Schemes in Banking (Gerard Arqu, Isabel Argimon and Francesc Rodrguez, Bank of Spain)
Part IV - The Emerging Regulatory Landscape
12. Crisis Management and Resolution (Giovanni Bassani, UK Financial Services Authority and Maurizio Trapanese, Bank of Italy)
13. The Impact of the new Regulatory Framework (Francesco Cannata, Bank of Italy and Ulrich Krueger, Deutsche Bundesbank)
14. A Brazilian Perspective on the Revised Basel Framework (Lucio Rodrigues Capelletto and Paula Cristina Seixas de Oliveira, Central Bank of Brazil)
15. A New Institutional Framework for Financial Regulation and Supervision (Andrea Enria, European Banking Authority and Pedro Texeira, European Central Bank)
Annex I - Structural Regulation Redux: The Volcker Code (Marco Bevilacqua, Bank of Italy)
Annex II - The Changing Uses of Contingent Capital (Massimo Libertucci, Bank of Italy)
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