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Capital requirements and bank behavior: the impact of the Basle accordPatricia Jackson BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS BASLE COMMITTEE ON BANKING SUPERVISION WORKING PAPERS The paper reviews the empirical evidence on the impact of the 1998 Basle Accord. It focuses on whether the adoption of fixed minimum capital requirements led some banks to maintain higher capital ratios than would otherwise have been the case and whether any increase in ratios was achieved by increasing capital or reducing
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