Fundamental principles of a sound banking system
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Sachin Karpe discusses the fundamental principles of a sound banking system, which include heavy regulation by a central bank to enforce best practices. These best practices are pricing assets and liabilities at market levels, monitoring daily liquidity and solvency with strong controls, holding sufficient capital reserves under Basel regulations, and proactively managing risk exposures through tools like value-at-risk assessments and constant client monitoring.
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