The Impact of Basel III on Romanian Banking System
Busuioc Witowschi Irina Raluca
Abstract
Busuioc Witowschi Irina Raluca
Abstract
The Basel III framework represents an important step in strengthening financial stability by applying new more complex prudential regulations. At a micro- and a macroprudential level, these standards set higher capital requirements and better quality in view of a better risk management, introducing an additional indicator of capital adequacy - leverage, capital accumulation measures regarding periods of stress and introducing two new liquidity standards. The aim of this paper is to highlight the implications of Basel III on Romanian banking system.
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The Basel III framework represents an important step in strengthening financial stability by applying new more complex prudential regulations. At a micro- and a macroprudential level, these standards set higher capital requirements and better quality in view of a better risk management, introducing an additional indicator of capital adequacy - leverage, capital accumulation measures regarding periods of stress and introducing two new liquidity standards. The aim of this paper is to highlight the implications of Basel III on Romanian banking system.
Key concepts: Risk-weighted asset, Basel III, Basel I, Capital requirement, Market liquidity, Capital adequacy ratio, Risk-adjusted return on capital, Leverage (statistics)