Examples of BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision in a sentence
The BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS, 255) stated the broad aim of their policies is to:• reduce the probability of failure of G-SIBs by increasing their going-concern loss absorbency; and• reduce the extent or impact of failure of G-SIBs, by improving global recovery and resolution frameworks.
The capital charge for market risk was introduced by the BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision through the Market Risk Amendment of January 1996 to the capital accord of 1988 (BASEL I Framework).
Events of misunderstanding of Credit Rating process by investors, minimal oversight and formal regulation and concerns over the integrity of Credit Rating process have encouraged IOSCO to develop such guideline of principlesThe principles were set upon discussion among IOSCO members, CRA‟s, Representatives of BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision, International Association of Insurance Supervisors, Issuers and the public at large.
BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS)Internationally BASEL committee has been coordinating since many years in the banking regulation, policy and directives.
CONSERVATION MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION PLATES (a) The Commissioner shall, upon application, issue conservation registration plates for use only on vehicles registered at the pleasure car rate, on trucks registered for less than 26,001 pounds, and on vehicles registered to State agencies under section 376 of this title, but excluding vehicles registered under the International Registration Plan.
BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision, 2001b, “ The Internal Ratings Based Approach”, < http://www.bis.org/pub/bcbsca.html>, January.
The IVSs have been developed for procedural guidance in the valuation of assets for a variety of purposes including for use in financial statements and to harmonise standards amongst jurisdictions to achieve uniformity.The IVSC liaises with the IASB and other international bodies such as the IPSASB , the International Organisation of Security Commissions and the BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision.
The BASEL Committee on Banking Supervision has published a new framework for calculating minimum capital requirement, known as„Basel II‟.