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Date: 2016-05-25 09:45:56
Economy
Finance
Bank regulation
Money
Basel II
Financial regulation
Systemic risk
Actuarial science
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
BCBS 239
Systemically important financial institution
Risk management

FINANCE & RISK BCBS 239 Taking advantage of BCBS 239 to transform general guidance into improvement projects

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