Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Assignment
Dr. Kamal Tamim
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) is the primary global standard setter
for the prudential regulation of banks and provides a forum for regular cooperation on
banking supervisory matters. Its 45 members comprise central banks and bank supervisors
from 28 jurisdictions.
Objectives:
Globalization in banking and financial markets was not accompanied by global regulation.
National regulators remained the most important actors in banking practices. They had a
capacity problem and an information problem. Therefore, the purpose of the BCBS is to
encourage convergence toward common approaches and standards. The Committee is not a
classical multilateral organization, in part because it has no founding treaty. BCBS does not
issue binding regulation; rather, it functions as an informal forum in which policy solutions
The Basel Committee formulates broad supervisory standards and guidelines and
"Basel III Accord", for example) in the expectation that member authorities and other nations'
authorities will take steps to implement them through their own national systems.
to help identify current or emerging risks for the global financial system.
Addressing regulatory and supervisory gaps that pose risks to financial stability.
with the purpose of ensuring their timely, consistent and effective implementation and
Consulting with central banks and bank supervisory authorities which are not
members of the BCBS to benefit from their input into the BCBS policy formulation
process and to promote the implementation of BCBS standards, guidelines and sound
Coordinating and cooperating with other financial sector standard setters and
Comments:
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) is helping the Yemeni bankers with
the services they provide like information about developing the banking sectors, also, by
applying international law of banks and supervising and helping the banks with gaps and
risks.
In addition, they aid in monitoring and supervising that the employees of the banks are doing
international cooperation. Members of IADI conduct research and produce guidance for the
Members also share their knowledge and expertise through participation in international
Objectives:
the field of deposit insurance and providing guidance for establishing new, and enhancing
existing, deposit insurance systems, and to encourage wide international contact among
structures.
guidelines.
insurance.
Facilitate the sharing and exchange of expertise and information on deposit insurance
issues through training, development and educational programs and provides advice
issues related to financial markets and promotion of financial growth, stability and
integrity.
stability.
Comments:
The system will be a great advantage in the Yemeni banking system because it will reduce
the physical risks to the people and the banks along with the technical assistant that will be
It is a professional association that represents the collective voice of Yemeni banks and their
unified position regarding issues and developments related to the activity of the banking
sector and its relations with government agencies concerned with regulating banking activity,
Objectives:
Collective exchange of opinion between banks operating in the Republic and between
these banks and the Bank and all other governmental and non-governmental agencies
achieve mutual benefit, and for the association to be aware of new commercial and
with the relevant institutions and bodies inside and outside the Republic, and it may
hold meetings with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in
Working to spread banking awareness and laying down legal rules to establish sound
banking norms.
accurate guide for the use and unified use of these terms in the Republic, in
Studying the problems of credit, money, exchange rates, foreign trade, and technical
to the bank.
Work to resolve differences and disputes that may arise between member banks
conditions are appropriate for the establishment of this system, seek help from its
technical opinion in the privatization process, and highlight the role of banks in this
field.
differences and disputes between member banks or between these banks and their
clients. Third parties may benefit from the services of this centre after paying the
prescribed fee.
Taking care of the interests of the association and members, documenting the
Examining common issues related to the various aspects of the members' activities
exchanging information and experiences in everything that would raise the level of
Work to establish cooperation relations between the association and Arab, regional
and international banking bodies and associations through official channels and
relevant authorities.
in its management, contribute to the budget, and benefit from the training,
interests of the member banks and helps to enhance cooperation with the bank to
implement the plans and programs of the monetary and banking policy that it makes
and to express a point of view regarding them as long as this achieves the public
interest of the state or achieves the interest of the member banks within the framework
Defending the interests of the Yemeni banking sector, and coordinating between Yemeni
technology used in the sector, and setting up voluntary arbitration arrangements between
banks or between banks and their clients in any disputes related to work relations or
procedures for practicing the profession. It also works to facilitate agreement on proposals
aimed at developing legislation and procedures related to the banking sector activity in
Yemen.
Comments:
It will help the Yemeni banks by providing them with the links among all the banks locally
and internationally. Also, they provide training and the awareness they needed about the
banking operations.