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BASEL III IMPLEMENTATION GAPS FOR BANKS IN SMALL
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The primary aim of this paper is to explore different gaps that could exist during the Basel III
implementation process in banks of small developing countries around the world. The paper
follows a conceptual approach, in which a literature review examining the results of past
conducted researches relating to the question of “What are Basel III’s implementation gaps for
banks in small and developing countries around the world?” will be constructed. The result of the
research has pointed out that there have been three main gaps in the implementation of Basel III
for banks in developing countries around the world, including: the providing of low values, the
conflicting with core weaknesses and overall national financial policies, and the imposing of
growth constraints over time. Potential implications of the research on global financial markets,
as well as the work’s limitations have been given out at the end of the paper.

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BASEL III IMPLEMENTATION GAPS FOR BANKS IN SMALL AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 1 Abstract The primary aim of this paper is to explore different gaps that could exist during the Basel III implementation process in banks of small developing countries around the world. The paper follows a conceptual approach, in which a literature review examining the results of past conducted researches relating to the question of “What are Basel III’s implementation gaps for banks in small and developing countries around the world?” will be constructed. The result of the research has pointed out that there have been three main gaps in the implementation of Basel III for banks in developing countries around the world, including: the providing of low values, the conflicting with core weaknesses and overall national financial policies, and the imposing of growth constraints over time. Potential implications of the research on global financial markets, as well as the work’s limitations have been given out at the end of the paper. 2 1. Introduction According to Fidrmuc and Lind (2020), Basel III is a voluntary regulatory framework that are crafted to improve banks’ capital adequacy, stress testing as well as the ability to absorb risks and turbulences throughout their operations over time. While the framework has been pointed out by some researchers to be a significant improvement over the previous iterations of Basel I and Basel II in terms of both bank liquidity boosts as well as bank ...
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