Macroeconomic Assessment Group / Lehman Brothers / S&P / Central Bank Triennial / /
Continent
Asia / Europe / /
Country
Switzerland / Mexico / New Zealand / Malaysia / Japan / United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Singapore / India / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Public Policy College of Asia / Pacific The Australian National University / /
IndustryTerm
bank regulators / project finance / short-term wholesale bank liabilities / bank credit / project finance loans / bank claims / bank creditors / bank capital ratios / finance / regulatory systems / bank leverage / real estate prices / retail deposits / bank project loans / bank retreat / usual bank / corporate seller / important hedging tools / trade finance / stylised bank / bank deleveraging / bank share / bank / residential real estate prices / banking / wholesale bank liabilities / agreed bank regulation / bank participation / external finance sector / been expressed regarding trade finance / /
Organization
Committee on the Global Financial System / Norges Bank / Swiss National Bank / Ministry of Finance / Federal Council / Hong Kong Monetary Authority / Public Policy College of Asia / Institute for International Finance / PAFTAD International Secretariat Crawford School / Monetary and Economic Department of the Bank for International Settlements / G20 / European Banking Agency / Basel Committee on Banking Supervision / European Union / Bank of England / FDIC / Mexican government / Australian National University / US Treasury / /
Person
Dong He / Socorro G. Bautista / Claudio Borio / Robert N McCauley / Matthias Drehmann / Blaise Gadanecz / Serge Grouchko / Maria Socorro / Timo Henckel / Wayne Byres / Andrew Sheng / Vlad Sushko / Mario Morelli / Kostas Tsatsaronis / /
PACIFIC TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT WORKING PAPER SERIES Paper No[removed]Is Basel III enough for macroprudential policy in Asia and the Pacific?