Implementation of the Basel Accords I and II in Greek Banking System: The Application of Standardized Approach
Abstract
This paper focuses on the analysis of the main implications of Basel I and Basel II, based on risk sensitiveness due to credit risk, in Greek Banking System and assesses their effect per portfolio and per Bank in order to evaluate capital charges and to measure credit risk exposure.
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