Despite the fact that market risk capital requirements have been imposed on FIs since the 1990s, huge
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Despite the fact that market risk capital requirements have been imposed on FIs since the 1990s, huge losses in value were recorded from losses incurred in FIs’ trading portfolios internationally. Why did this happen? What changes to capital requirements did regulators propose to prevent such losses from reoccurring? LO 9.7
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Financial Institutions Management A Risk Management
ISBN: 9781743073551
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Authors: Helen Lange, Anthony Saunders, Marcia Millon Cornett
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