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Fair value accounting in South African banks : financial stability implications
This article-based thesis consists of three main papers that examine the use of fair value accounting in banks and how it can influence behaviour with systemic effects; this helps in understanding the role of fair value accounting in the global financial crisis. The examination consisted of two part...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2015
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