SAS: Liquidity Optimization - A Step Beyond Basel III Compliance

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision made substantial revisions to its capital adequacy guidelines in recent years to include more-demanding capital and liquidity requirements. National banking authorities around the world are adopting the new Basel III framework with the goals to eliminate systemic liquidity risk and to promote greater transparency of risk management practices. These changes will be a challenge to banks that try to improve their asset and capital returns.

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