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Implementation Possibilities for Basel II in Croatia

The research aims of the paper are to provide the global framework for internal models for risk management in banks according to Basel II, to study the compatibility of Croatian banking regulations and practice with the Basel Accord, and to specify future development expectations. The achieved level of risk management in Croatia is evaluated through the analysis by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, presented in their country report. We also use a survey from the Croatian National Bank presenting questionnaire results concerning the attitudes of Croatian banks according to Basel II. Future expectations for implementation of internal models are based on achieved prerequisites and charted development directions. Implementation of internal models will be based on a contemporary risk organizational model that will include features and elements presented and described in this paper. New policies and processes of risk management contribute to the business decision process and a broader system of banking business governance and supervision. Their role is to strengthen the soundness and stability of the banking system and to diminish competitive inequality among banks.

risk management, internal models, New Basel Capital Accord, Croatia

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