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Subordinated bonds as a Tier 2 capital instrument
 Fiala, Martin ; Kohajda, Michael (advisor) ; Kotáb, Petr (referee)
Subordinated bonds as a Tier 2 capital instrument Abstract This rigorous thesis the topic of which is "Subordinated bonds as a Tier 2 capital instrument" elaborates on bank regulation and possible ways of how to comply with it. Specifically, whether it is possible (and how) to meet Tier 2 capital requirement as one of the requirements of capital adequacy. Following the introduction to this rigorous thesis and setting forth the scientific methods of work the author follows a development of capital adequacy as one of the core requirements of the current bank regulation. This historical development has been put into conjunction with the leading feature of this development - whether it was a globalisation of banking services or specificities of 2008 financial crisis. The Tier 2 capital requirement is explained on this background. This topic is completed with the purely economic chapter that elaborates and explains reasons of financial regulation and goals that the financial regulation tends to accomplish. To be specific, it concerns the theoretical model of perfect competition and particular market failures. The understanding of market failures is a key to the well-drafted financial regulation. While banks tend to complain about the amount of regulation they need to comply with on a daily basis, the goal of...
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Subordinated bonds as a Tier 2 capital instrument
 Fiala, Martin ; Kohajda, Michael (advisor) ; Kotáb, Petr (referee)
Subordinated bonds as a Tier 2 capital instrument Abstract This rigorous thesis the topic of which is "Subordinated bonds as a Tier 2 capital instrument" elaborates on bank regulation and possible ways of how to comply with it. Specifically, whether it is possible (and how) to meet Tier 2 capital requirement as one of the requirements of capital adequacy. Following the introduction to this rigorous thesis and setting forth the scientific methods of work the author follows a development of capital adequacy as one of the core requirements of the current bank regulation. This historical development has been put into conjunction with the leading feature of this development - whether it was a globalisation of banking services or specificities of 2008 financial crisis. The Tier 2 capital requirement is explained on this background. This topic is completed with the purely economic chapter that elaborates and explains reasons of financial regulation and goals that the financial regulation tends to accomplish. To be specific, it concerns the theoretical model of perfect competition and particular market failures. The understanding of market failures is a key to the well-drafted financial regulation. While banks tend to complain about the amount of regulation they need to comply with on a daily basis, the goal of...
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