Titlebook: Basel III, the Devil and Global Banking; Dimitris N. Chorafas Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 201

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Basel III: An Overview and a Warningf bank regulation and effective supervision. Examined strictly on its own merits, each of the revamped Basel II rules, as well as the new ones, is sound. There are, however, two major challenges which regretfully have been, and continue to be, outside the Basel Committee’s remit:

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Finance and Banking Are Time and Motion MachinesThey sustain their perpetual motion by being inventive and marketing-oriented, creating business opportunities on a local, national and global scale, taking risks and facing headwinds that have the potential to destabilize the whole financial system.

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Home-Host Issues Haunt Bankers and Regulatorsoperates in the global market for financial services, and most particularly for the larger ones engaging in cross-border wholesale and investment banking. The home country of a bank is where it was originally instituted and, in the majority of cases, quoted on the stock exchange.

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By Salvaging Overleveraged Banks, Sovereigns Propagate Global Systemic Riskarticularly, the economies of Western countries. Quite often, the way these imbalances are handled has been a desperate effort to avoid default, and this is providing the opportunity to some of the market agents to play the system.

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The Psychodynamics of Empowermentf bank regulation and effective supervision. Examined strictly on its own merits, each of the revamped Basel II rules, as well as the new ones, is sound. There are, however, two major challenges which regretfully have been, and continue to be, outside the Basel Committee’s remit:

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The Psychodynamics of Empowermentction Finance Corporation (RFC). to redress their balance sheets rather than lending. Global banks in the USA, the UK, Germany, France, Belgium and the Netherlands repeated that practice with the lavish amount of money they received from governments during the recent economic crisis. And Japanese ba