Impending Effects of Basel III in the BRICS Economies
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Authors
Hossain, Md. Zakir
Date
2016Supervisor
Dr Atiqur Khan
Dr Anbalagan Krishnan
Dr Shibley Sadique
Type
Thesis
Award
MPhil
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Business
School
School of Economics and Finance
Collection
Abstract
This thesis addresses the concerns whether the universal rules of Basel III would be able to protect banks and ensure macroeconomic benefits in the BRICS economies. The empirical evidence shows that the Basel III regulation is effective in increasing the resilience of banks. The regulation increases GDP albeit with some macroeconomic costs. However, the net benefits are positive. Thus, it seems worthwhile to adopt and implement the Basel III regulation in the BRICS economies.
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