G20 üyesi ülkelerin Basel III kriterlerini benimsemelerinin kredi dereceleri üzerindeki etkisi
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This study is designed to test the effect of Basel III standards adoption by 27 countries included in Basel III adoption reports (including G20 group members) on their credit rating, in addition to this the study tests some important explanatory variables which have been proven to have an effect on sovereign credit rating, the study includes a data analysis section which follows the past literature in collecting, sorting, and analysing data in order to have a reliable results, depending on BCBS semi-annual adoption reports, along with other macroeconomic indicators published by IMF and World Bank, however the basic indicator for credit rating is Standard &Poor's credit rating due to its high sensitivity, an important finding of the study is the statistical evidence of relationship between adoption of Basel III standards (represented by first and second phases of the accord) and credit rating of the population.
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Mohammed Kalloub
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Mohammed Kalloub (Master Thesis). G20 üyesi ülkelerin Basel III kriterlerini benimsemelerinin kredi dereceleri üzerindeki etkisi, 2017, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University.
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