The Basel Capital Framework is a regulatory framework that establishes minimum capital requirements for banks, distinguishing itself through its international standardization of risk-weighted asset measurements and capital adequacy ratios to enhance financial system stability.
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Modelling Credit Risk for SMEs: Evidence from the U.S. Market
Edward I. Altman, Gabriele Sabato · Abacus · 2007 · 601 citations
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New York University
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Federal Reserve
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