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Banking Regulation in the Czech Republic
Hanel, David ; Dupáková, Lenka (advisor) ; Seknička, Pavel (referee)
This thesis deals with the current legislation of banking regulation in the Czech Republic. It analyzes both Czech and relevant European regulation that has increasing importance in the area. Moreover, the most significant amendments enacted as a result of the Basel III implementation are pointed out. The issue is viewed from an interdisciplinary perspective therefore, in addition to the analysis of current legislation, its economic impact on the Czech banking sector is also evaluated. Due to the enormous breadth of the banking regulation field, this thesis focuses on examining the areas considered most essential by the author. The first introductory chapter lays down the theoretical foundations of banking and banking regulation and thoroughly defines the term "bank", both legally and economically. The second chapter deals with banking licensure, which plays a crucial role in the regulation of accessing the activity of banks. It analyzes the requirements that have to be met in order to be authorized, as well as the issue of the single EU passport and the withdrawal of the authorization. The third chapter deals with the wide and significant area of banking risks. The discussion assesses the nature of each risk, as well as methods for their measurement and management, and capital requirements. The predominant...
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Web applications development using the JavaServer Faces framework
Hanel, David ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Šlajchrt, Zbyněk (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with a JavaServer Faces technology (JSF). It is a server-side framework which should facilitate a development of Java technology-based web applications. Firstly there is a brief introduction of the Java EE platform architecture. Then the possibilities and advantages of JSF are analyzed subsequently. The whole text is adjusted to those who are experienced in JavaServer Pages (JSP) but have never used the JSF framework. In individual chapters are introduced the basic aspects of JSF applications and their functionality, like for example user interface components, page navigation, data conversion and validation, event handling, application life cycle etc. The thesis may be used as an educational material. Therefore there are also some practising tasks at the end of the chapters three till seven. Their possible solutions may be found in the attached files.
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