Publication

Dec 2005

This paper looks at the implications of the Basel II accords for developing countries. The accords seek to prevent international banks from looking for competitive advantage by weakening their capital basis. The author warns that implementation of the accords will come at considerable costs for the regulators and banking sector of developing countries.

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Author Robert Bailey
Series LSE International Development Working Papers
Issue 71
Publisher LSE Department of International Development (ID)
Copyright © 2005 LSE
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