Plain English but not headline grabbing tosh Basel III outline?

[scose-no-doubt]

Anyone know where I can get one or something similar. Not so in-depth that you'd need industry experience to understand but not the cods wallop that's released to Mr J Average.

Big ask.

 

[scose-no-doubt]

This site is 5hit

 

[megamuel]

What you on about?

 

[amit1986]

Hope the attached PDF file helps!

Amit

 

[scose-no-doubt]

Thanks Amit but was looking for something a little more in-depth. I'm hard to please

 

[scose-no-doubt]

suppose I should just look deeper into banking functions as a whole. Maybe then I can make more sense of the figures and their relative importance.

|Thnaks

 

[arabianights]

ft.com bitch

 

[scose-no-doubt]

I'm not paying for that!

 

[gooseman]

bank of intermational settlements website should see you right

 

[scose-no-doubt]

I assumed that amit's post was what h BIS had to offer but I'll have a gander.

 

[gooseman]

failing that Wiki but always pinch of salt. and without being rude-do some reasearch you lazy bugger!

 

[scose-no-doubt]

I'm doin the P-Level ACCAs and they're killin' me mate. Just wanted someone to lead my proverbial horse to the water. Haven't even had time to lose any money!

Need to make a new quarterly schedule so I can manage my time better. How exciting a person I am

 

[Hilarymannah]

The Central banks(private interests) lend out money(which is manifest through fiat) to Governments on the condition, their "public" are placed as guarantors to the alleged debt.

A group of people(Government) lend fiat to the "public" (the guarantors of said debt), so that the public can convert said fiat(latin for let it be so) into wealth and return to the "W"Bankers,
(To lend,in this context can also mean, to exchange for work done!)

Now all of a sudden there is no money left,..hahahahaha LOL somebody stop meeeeee

I haven't read Basel three, is it something to do with the reining in of liquidity?
In other words,.. "Transference of wealth"

 

[arabianights]

The Central banks(private interests) lend out money(which is manifest through fiat) to Governments on the condition, their "public" are placed as guarantors to the alleged debt.

A group of people(Government) lend fiat to the "public" (the guarantors of said debt), so that the public can convert said fiat(latin for let it be so) into wealth and return to the "W"Bankers,
(To lend,in this context can also mean, to exchange for work done!)

Now all of a sudden there is no money left,..hahahahaha LOL somebody stop meeeeee

I haven't read Basel three, is it something to do with the reining in of liquidity?
In other words,.. "Transference of wealth"

This... rather missed the point...

 

[scose-no-doubt]

Now all of a sudden there is no money left,..hahahahaha LOL somebody stop meeeeee

I think it's more a case of the whole economy previously being reliant on massive leverage and now credit supply is drying up not due to lack of available funds (in whatever form they may come) but because there is still an ever-present inherent credit risk in most if not all sectors that drive economic activity. Bit of a cache 22 if this is the case no?

 

[Hilarymannah]

Sc "arab",.. I like to throw out a curve ball now and again,....; )

 

[Hilarymannah]

arabian(k)nights = SC arab(dung beetle) IA(m),.K(gay)night
**** pusher of the dark gay order

Always nice to see things with different ii ; )

 

[Hilarymannah]

That was S.H.I.T

 

[amit1986]

Sc "arab",.. I like to throw out a curve ball now and again,....; )

Only ODT's curved balls work for arabian...

 

[arabianights]

I understand what's going on there, honest

Not confusing at all...