The Development of New Basel Capital Accords
Written by the United States Congress Senate Committee, this book provides a thorough exploration of the first pillars of the Basel Capital Accords. It covers crucial developments in regulatory frameworks and their implications for global banking practices. A must-read for anyone interested in understanding how regulations are evolving to enhance financial stability, this book is particularly relevant in today’s complex economic landscape. It demystifies the regulatory processes that govern banks and offers insights into the evolving standards of capital adequacy. 
Pillar II in the New Basel Accord
Authored by Andrea Resti, this book delves into the intricacies of Pillar II, offering an in-depth analysis of the supervisory review process. It highlights how financial institutions can assess their capital adequacy and risk management practices beyond the minimum regulatory requirements. This detailed examination is essential for risk managers and finance professionals tasked with ensuring compliance in increasingly complex markets. The book provides practical insights and innovative approaches that can lead to better strategic decisions. 
Review of the New Basel Capital Accord
This insightful review from the United States Congress Senate Committee succinctly summarizes the critical aspects of the New Basel Capital Accord. It evaluates the impact of these regulations on both national and international banking sectors. The book is particularly significant as it outlines the rationale behind the changes and discusses the expected outcomes of these regulatory shifts. Its clear presentation makes it accessible to both professionals and academics who seek to understand the implications of the Basel regulations. 
John Oecolampadius: The Reformer of Basel
Stählin and Slemmons provide an engaging look at the life and works of John Oecolampadius, a pivotal figure in the Reformation period in Basel. This book not only offers historical insights but also explores how Oecolampadius laid foundational ideas that resonate with modern financial reforms. It appeals to those interested in the intersection of theology, history, and finance, emphasizing the underlying principles that guide today’s banking regulations. A compelling read for anyone wanting a broader context for current economic structures. 
Historical Capital Regulation of Banks: Standards and Influence of Basel Accords
Yicheng Han’s comprehensive examination of historical capital regulations reveals the profound influence the Basel Accords have had on modern banking practices. Offering a chronological narrative, this book beautifully illustrates how regulatory measures have continuously shaped the banking landscape. It’s an essential read for scholars and practitioners alike, providing a nuanced understanding of how history informs contemporary financial regulations and their strategic implications for banks worldwide. 
An Update on the New Basel Capital Accord
In this essential guide, the United States Congress Senate Committee outlines the latest adjustments to the Basel Accord framework. It highlights the proactive measures taken to address emerging risks and the ongoing evolution of bank regulations. For finance professionals who need to stay updated on regulatory changes, this book is invaluable. It transforms complex regulatory obligations into digestible insights that assist professionals in adapting to new standards with confidence. 
Operational Risk Toward Basel III: Best Practices and Issues in Modeling, Management, and Regulation
Greg N. Gregoriou offers a detailed discussion on operational risks within the Basel III framework. This book serves as both a practical guide and a scholarly reference, presenting best practices alongside regulatory requirements. Finance professionals grappling with the complexities of managing operational risk will find this book particularly invaluable. With emerging methodologies and case studies, it empowers banks to navigate the intricate regulatory environment skillfully. 
Review of the New Basel Capital Accord – Scholar’s Choice Edition
This edition reexamines the findings of the original review of the New Basel Capital Accord, providing a renewed perspective on its implications for banking practices. It’s tailored for scholars, finance professionals, and anyone interested in the latest academic discourse surrounding financial regulations. This work not only revisits conventional wisdom but also challenges readers to consider future directions in banking regulation. 
International Financial Co-Operation: Political Economics of Compliance with the 1988 Basel Accord
In this work, Bryce Quillin discusses the complex interplay between international financial cooperation and compliance with the 1988 Basel Accord. This detailed examination of political economics reveals the challenges and successes of global compliance efforts. By addressing both theoretical aspects and real-world implications, this book is essential for policymakers, economists, and finance professionals alike. It sheds light on how international regulations are shaped by political and economic factors. 
