Credibility Vs. Risk in Contemporary Credit Institutions in the Context of the Safety Net Solutions

• Autorzy: Alfred Janc
• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

Whatever the solutions of regulators and the resulting new or modified effective and efficient regulatory framework, adjusted as deemed necessary by the official sector within the safety net, to rebuild market confidence, maintaining high standards and best practices in the banking industry is a major issue. A contemporary credit institution must carefully evaluate its credibility / risk situation, and though aware of being a part only of the entire financial system it has to act adequately to accommodate its stakeholders' interests. Whatever the future solutions in the national or international institutional and regulatory framework, with higher and higher standards, and with rating agencies, supervision committees, and deposit guarantee funds, lower appetite for risk is highly recommended. Naturally, a contemporary banker doing business in an intrinsic international environment will "never be left alone" due to well developed regulatory and institutional framework but at the end it is him or her who will be responsible for the fiasco. (fragment of text)

Słowa kluczowe

PL

Wiarygodność; Ryzyko; Instytucje kredytowe

EN

Credibility; Risk; Credit institution

• Czasopismo: Bezpieczny Bank
• Rocznik: 2009
• Numer: nr 2 (39)
• Strony: 55-63

Twórcy

autor

Alfred Janc

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