Banking sector reforms

In ebook "Libya: A guide to commercial law, banking law and accounting" the Libyan government has now demonstrated its commitment to reform and to attracting foreign investment to increase oil production capacity and to diversify the economy. Initiatives such as Law No 5 have encouraged investment in the agricultural, services, healthcare, and industrial sectors and Law No 7 in the tourism sector.

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Ebook Banking and insurance: Part 1 presents the following content: Indian Banking System; Reserve Bank of India; Concept of Retail Banking; Treasury Management & Banking Sector Reforms; Payment and Settlement System;...Please refer to the documentation for more details.

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Ebook Banking Theory and Practice: Part 2 presents the following content: Banking Systems; Cash Management System; Negotiable Instruments; Banking Sector Reforms; Non Performing Assets; Core Banking Solution. Please refer to the documentation for more details.

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Management of financial institution: Lecture 19. The main topics covered in this chapter include: banking sector reforms; legal reforms; taxation; agriculture credit; e-banking; human resources; credit rating; supervision and regulatory capacity;... Please refer to the content of document.

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Management of financial institution: Lecture 18. The main topics covered in this chapter include: role of commercial banks; asset composition; bank management; banking sector reforms; privatization of nationalized commercial banks; corporate governance; capital strengthening;... Please refer to the content of document.

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In this paper, we will focus on exploring recent developments in the Moroccan economy as well as the role of the banking system in encouraging investment.As a result, we will return to the major benchmarks of economic reforms taken by Morocco.

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Privatization has been advocated as a central part of the Egyptian economic reform program targeted to encourage a more effective participation of the private sector in most economic fields. The paper addresses the Egyptian privatization agenda, the progress of the privatization program, and structure of Egyptian banking system and the privatization of the financial sector. It also examines the pre-and post-privatization performance of state-owned commercial banks in Egypt (Alexandria Bank), using a combination of data for five years before and five years after privatization.

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Given considerable changes in the Vietnamese banking environment brought about by significant reforms towards liberalization during the last two decades, this study investigates the evolution of competition and efficiency, compares the competition and efficiency of state-owned banks to jointstock banks, and then tests the “quiet life” hypothesis in this industry over the period 2000–2014. This study employs the efficiency-adjusted Lerner index (i.e.

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Efficient and stable performance of the banking system underpins sustainable growth of any economy. Of late, several economic reforms have been initiated in India for facilitating growth and withstanding dynamics of global economy. In this context, the current study compares the performance of the selected private and public sector banks in India on a five year time horizon in order to discern any changes in the performance over a period of time.

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It is noted that an appropriate legal judicial framework is essential to governance and progress in all countries. It is also an essential ingredient in any private sector development programme. Thus at the request of its borrowers, especially in Africa, the World Bank has actively promoted and supported programmes to improve such frameworks since the 1980s. The book describes the legal and judicial reform programmes in African countries.

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In recent years, although slowly, steps have been taken towards a greater liberalisation of the agricultural markets. However, agriculture still accounts for 66% of the protectionism in the trade for goods and services today. This explains, at least in part, its small impact on international trade, since it only represents 4% of the gross world product (World Bank, 2006). For EU member countries, agricultural protectionism derives from the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy).

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Financial sector reforms and the adoption of a more predictable currency system spurred a recovery of the financial sector in 2009. Total deposits in the banking system rose from US$500 million in 2009 to some US$2.5 billion by December 2010. Important vulnerabilities remain6. The Banking sector is highly illiquid, with the bulk of bank lending being short term (90 days or less) with longer-term loans virtually nonexistent. Moreover, the intermediation spread is extremely high with prohibitive lending rates of as high as 30 percent and deposit rates of as low as 2 percent....

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The manufacturing sector has always had strong linkages with the agricultural sector, with agriculture sourcing from it over half of intermediate goods, such as insecticides, stock feeds, and fertilizer, while nearly half of agricultural produce is supplied to the manufacturing sector. The performance of the two sectors has historically been closely correlated. The collapse of agricultural activities associated with the implementation of the fast track land reform program by the Government had a devastating impact on the manufacturing sector in the past decade.

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The tapping of the credit lines were happening at precisely the moment that the risk constraints were binding harder for the banking sector. Tighter value at risk constraints translated to higher shadow value of capital and hence to the desired contraction of balance sheets. Contracting balance sheets of hedge funds and other holders of ABCPs led to a fall in the demand for the liabilities issued by SIVs and conduits. In late July and early August, SIVs and conduits began to experience diffi culties in rolling over their short term liabilities.

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Prior to this reform, saving banks could only issue preferred stock without any political rights and subject to limits on the amount of preferred stock that a person or group of people could hold. This of course limited the attractiveness of the instrument and therefore the ability to issue it in efficient, competitive conditions. Now, saving banks will have the possibility to incorporate voting rights to the preferred stock issued in proportion to the share that they represent on total equity. Stocks can be issued up to a maximum of 50% of total equity of the Saving...

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In such a context, Spanish saving banks have undertaken a restructuring process that already affects more than three quarters of the sector and that will result in a substantial reduction of the number of entities and hence in an increase of the efficiency and soundness of the saving banks sector. This has been a significant first step. Nonetheless, the current reform of the international financial system will result in new challenges in terms of higher capital requirements both in quantity and in quality.

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In general terms, saving banks as the rest of the Spanish banking sector, faced the first phases of the financial crisis, originated in August 2007, with outstanding resilience due to their so called “traditional” banking model based mainly on retail banking, the high quality of the Bank of Spain prudential supervision and a privileged position in terms of efficiency, profitability, and level of provisions and capital.

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Recent research suggests that corporate governance reforms in the non- financial sector may not be appropriate for banks and other financial sector firms. 1 This is based on the view that no single corporate governance structure is appropriate for all industry sectors, and that the application of governance models to particular industry sectors should take account of the institutional dynamics of the specific industry.

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Most credit cards charge high interest rates—as much as 18 percent or more—if you don’t pay off your balance in full each month. If you owe money on your credit cards, the wisest thing you can do is pay off the balance in full as quickly as possible. Vir- tually no investment will give you the high returns you’ll need to keep pace with an 18 percent interest charge. That’s why you’re better off eliminating all credit card debt before investing savings. Once you’ve paid off your credit cards, you can budget your money and begin to save and invest. Here...

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Efforts to master the crisis have fallen short so far. Measures have been primarily implemented at a national level, if they have been implemented at all. As in many other countries, the bank rescue package in Germany has only been partially successful. The package’s provisions for the sale of toxic assets have hardly been taken advantage of to date.

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