Basel II
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Definition:
Basel II is the set of banking standards which establish capital requirements and set up a series of safeguards against financial and operational risk. Basel II uses a three pillars concept; those three pillars are Minimum Capital Requirements, Supervisory Review, and Market Discipline. All financial firms have compliance and risk employees who confirm that the bank is compliant with all aspects of Basel II
Related Concepts:Anti-Money Laundering
Basic Indicator Approach
BIS
Capital Requirements
Implementation
Market Discipline
SOX
Supervisory Review
Available Positions Related to Basel II:Asset & Investment Management jobs Financial Services Operations jobs
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