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Tier 1 Author: Paulo Nunes (Economist, Professor and Business Consultant) Contributions: without contributions ... if you are an expert in this field help us to enrich our site ... contact us knoow.net@gmail.com Date Created: 25/05/2011 Summary: Tiers were a way found by the Basel Committee to categorize the equity elements of the financial entities... see full article Key words: Economics, Comment or read other comments on this article |
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Tier 1 Concept Tiers were a way found by the Basel Committee to categorize the equity elements of the financial entities according with the quality and capacity to absorb the losses, being currently used by the regulatory entities of the financial system. Tier 1 is one of those categories and corresponds to the equity elements of higher quality, which are totally absorbent of losses and need, for that, to be always available. Basically are included in Tier 1 the institution’s equity (equity, non representative reservations of commitments and non distributed profits) and can also include preferential actions as long as they are not redeemable. The banking industry defined at this level three types of elements, namely: core tier 1 capital, non-innovative tier 1 capital and innovative tier 1 hybrid capital instruments.
Translated from Portuguese by Susana Saraiva, Portuguese-English and English-Portuguese translation specialist. Contact: spams@sapo.pt.
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