The Basel Capital Accords in Developing Countries de R. Gottschalk

The Basel Capital Accords in Developing Countries: Challenges for Development Finance

R. Gottschalk

This book is about the new capital adequacy framework – known as Basel II – approved by the Basel Committee in 2004. It aims to discuss Basel II implementation in different categories of developing countries, including emerging market economies, such as Brazil and low-income countries such as Ethiopia and Zambia.

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Introduction: Why Basel II Matters Basel II and International Bank Lending to Developing Countries Basel II in Emerging Markets: a Comparative Perspective between Brazil and India The Impacts of Capital Adequacy Requirements on Emerging Markets Views on Basel II: The Case of Brazil Views on Basel II: The Case of India Views on Basel II: The Sub-Saharan African Countries Basel II and Development Finance: Establishing Regional Guarantee Funds to Ease Access to Credit for SMEs Conclusions and the Way Forward

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RICARDO GOTTSCHALK is an economist with long-term experience in applied quantitative work, international and development finance, banking regulation and macroeconomic policy analysis. He has worked as consultant to the UK Department for International Development, European Commission, G-24, UNCTAD, UNDP, UNRISD and the governments of various sub-Saharan African countries, including the government of Ethiopia, to which he has provided technical assistance on macro-econometric modelling and forecasting. He has co-edited the books International Capital Flows in Calm and Turbulent Times: The Need for New International Architecture (2003) and Inequality in Latin America: Issues and Challenges for the 21st Century (2006). He was a Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, UK, between Feb-1999 and April-2009, period during which he did research, published extensively in edited volumes and journals, and was the director of the MPhil Programme in Development Studies (2001-2004) and Convenor of the MA in Globalisation and Development (2008-2009). Currently he holds a Senior Lecturer position at the Middlesex University Business School.