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Opinion
Implementation of Basel III to result in heightened costs for corporates relying on bank funding
Date: Jul 06, 2012
Author:
Bob Lyddon
Categories:
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Capital & Strategic Issues
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Credit Risk
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Regulation
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Trade Finance
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Transaction Banking
Keywords:
EU
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Bob Lyddon, managing director of the IBOS Association, observes that the Basel III capital adequacy rules will ultimately raise banks’ business costs, and advises corporates to reassess their bank funding approaches.
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