El Acuerdo de Basilea: Estado del Arte del SARC en Colombia

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Gabriel Ignacio Torres Avendaño
Universidad EAFIT

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Basel Accord, Credit Risk, Market Risk, Operative Risk.

Abstract

The first version of the Basel Capital Accord was signed in 1988 by representatives of Group  G-10. Since then, this accord has been widely implemented around the world. There has been various amendments including market risk and, lately, in Basel II, the operative risk. In Colombia, since 2002, it is mandatory for risk management in Financial Institutions.

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May 23, 2005

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Torres Avendaño, G. I. (2005). El Acuerdo de Basilea: Estado del Arte del SARC en Colombia. AD-Minister, (6), 114–134. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/administer/article/view/669
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No. 6 (2005)
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Gabriel Ignacio Torres Avendaño, Universidad EAFIT

Especialista en Sistemas de Información

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