Challenges and failure of Implementation of Basel Accord II and reasons to adopt Basel III both in Islamic and Conventional Banks

Muhammad Sajjad Hussain, Dr. Muhammad Ramzan, Muhammad Shahid Khan Ghauri, Waqas Akhtar, Waqar Naeem and Khalil Ahmad
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Muhammad Sajjad Hussain: Lecturer of Commerce at The Educators College Gujranwala, Pakistan, M Phil Scholar Superior University Lahore, Pakistan
Dr. Muhammad Ramzan: Director Library Lahore University of management Sciences, DHA, Lahore, Pakistan
Muhammad Shahid Khan Ghauri: AVP, Faysal Bank Limited
Waqas Akhtar: Head of Commerce department ILM College Gujrat, Pakistan,M Phil Scholar Superior University Lahore, Pakistan
Waqar Naeem: Lecturer of MBA in PAPTECH Gujranwala, Pakistan,M Phil Scholar Superior University Lahore, Pakistan
Khalil Ahmad: Lecturer of MBA in PAPTECH Gujranwala, Pakistan,M Phil Scholar Superior University Lahore, Pakistan

International Journal of Business and Social Research, 2012, vol. 2, issue 4, 149-174

Abstract: This article is about the failure of Basel Accord II and reasons to adopt the Basel Accord III in both conventional as well as Islamic financial institutions. Our main objective is that why the Basel accord II fail? And why we need the Basel Accord III? For this purpose we use both the data collection sources (Primary and Secondary). For secondary data we pick up the balance sheet of Islamic as well as conventional banks and for the primary data we fill the questionnaire from the credit and operational mangers of the banks.

Keywords: Basel Accord; Financial Institution; Failure; Implementation; Basel Committee on banking supervision; Risk Weighted Assets; CAR; Credit Risk. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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