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Supervisory Risk Assessment in a Basel Environment:The Stress Testing of Banks in Botswana
The study uses stress testing to determine the need, if any, for additional capital and/or provisioning for commercial banks in Botswana. The aim is to probe the use of supervisory stress testing as a mitigating factor to some concerns that have been raised with the Basel capital adequacy ratio (CAR...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2019
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