The Basel Process is a key element of the global financial system and as such plays an important role in co-ordinating the multilateral efforts of various committees, uniquely geared towards fostering and maintaining financial stability.Basel Process, Monetary Stability, Financial Stability

David S. Bieri

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The Basel Process and Financial Stability

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