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Bank Failures, Economic Crisis & Basel Steel Framework

Bank Failures, Economic Crisis & Basel Steel Framework

Instructors: ZENITH ACADEMICS8 sections • 14 lectures • 2h 47m total length

Video: MP4 1280×720 44 KHz | English + SubUpdated 5/2022 | Size: 860 MB

Learn how to protect Banking System from Spillover Effects. Learn A to Z of Basel Accords from I to IV with MCQs

Banking is a business with high risks and demands. There are various internal and external factors that may damage the banking system.

In these lectures, you will learn how to protect Banking System from Spillover Effects. Learn A to Z of Basel Accords from I to IV with MCQs

How this course will help you

The Basel I accord is an agreement among financial regulatory authorities.

This agreement will have great impact on banking and insurance industries through the following measures: capital adequacy, standardization of risk rating, provisioning for credit risk, market discipline and independence of supervisory authority.

Learn how to protect Banking System from Spillover Effects.

Learn A to Z of Basel Accords from I to IV with MCQs

This course is designed to help you get started with the banking crises and global economic crisis.

It covers all about the bank failures, economic crisis and the steel framework of Basel II, III & IV that strengthens financial systems against economic or financial shocks from unexpected losses due to failures of any firm or economy.

How this course will help you

You will learn about a number of important topics such as identifying and understanding various components that comprise global capital market, real estate bubble and subprime mortgages, risk-weighted assets (RWA), etc.

Banking is the backbone of most economies, but sometimes it doesn’t work as well as it should.

When this occurs it can have a major impact on the economy as a whole.

A banking collapse or large-scale bank failure can generate waves of problems throughout the economy, from businesses not being able to get loans, to people not being able to pay their mortgages.

How this course will help you

This course provides an overview of banking failures and economic crisis, as well as an introduction to the Basel Accords,

a set of international agreements that help banks protect themselves against risk—and ultimately make sure that everyone’s life savings are safe.

This course will show you how the banking system works and why banks are needed.

We will travel back in time to learn about the Great Depression, the Federal Deposit Insurance Act (1933), and other events that led up to the current financial crisis.

From there we will discuss the Basel Capital Accords, which set minimum cash reserve requirements on banks at 2%, but did not prevent all bank failures.

In the world we live in, banking and economics are always intertwined in a web of power and debt.

Financial crises have formed the backdrop of modern history, from the tulip mania of 17th century Holland to the subprime mortgage meltdown in 2008.

How this course will help you

The pattern is always similar:

1) Banks create loans due to over-exuberance, or worse yet – because they have been forced

2) Loans reach unsustainable levels

3) Debtors default on their loans

4) Investors lose confidence in banks

5) Bank runs occur

6) Central banks must step in and sell debt to reassure depositors

7) There is an economic recession or depression 8) Solutions are found and all returns to “normal”.