OPERATIONAL RISK IN FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS AND THE PROPOSED BASEL CAPITAL ACCORD: AN OVERVIEW

Abstract

The 1988 Basel Accord and the proposed revisions to the Accord represent some of the most significant international regulations impacting the financial decisions of firms, in this case, financial services firms, in recent years. The revisions to the Accord incorporate operational risk into the capital, supervisory and market requirements. In our review of the issues in this area, we provide insight into the workings of an important international regulation. We also present suggestions for further research in this area that will become feasible when data on the impact of the new regulations become available after the proposed implementation in 2006.

Citation

Netter, J.M. and Poulsen, A.B. (2003), "OPERATIONAL RISK IN FINANCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS AND THE PROPOSED BASEL CAPITAL ACCORD: AN OVERVIEW", Advances in Financial Economics (Advances in Financial Economics, Vol. 8), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 147-171. https://doi.org/10.1016/S1569-3732(03)08007-1