Foreword / Howard Davies -- Pt. I. The Evolution of Supervisory Practice. 1. Regulation and supervision in the early post-war years (1945-73). 2. The UK 'secondary banking crisis' (1973-75). 3. The Basle Concordat. 4. Supervision under the Banking Act 1979. 5. The Johnson Matthey Bankers affair and its aftermath. 6. Reforms instituted under the Banking Act 1987. 7. International harmonization of banking supervision. 8. Implications of the Financial Services Act 1986. 9. Requirements arising from membership of the European Community. 10. The British and Commonwealth Bank affair. 11. The Bank of Credit and Commerce International affair. 12. The Barings affair -- Pt. II. The Structure of UK Banking Supervision. 13. An overview of the Bank's supervisory approach. 14. The role of auditors and reporting accountants in the supervisory process. 15. Relationships between the Bank and other supervisory bodies. 16. Authorization procedures under the Banking Act 1987
17. The assessment of capital adequacy. 18. The assessment of liquidity adequacy. 19. The treatment of foreign currency operations. 20. The treatment of large exposures. 21. The assessment of the adequacy of provisions. 22. The assessment of country risk. 23. Ownership rules. 24. Deposit protection arrangements. 25. The supervision of banking groups/financial conglomerates. 26. Miscellaneous
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Rev. ed. of: Handbook of banking regulation and supervision. 2nd ed. c1993
