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Half as Many Cheers - The Multiplier Reviewed


Paolo Vanini


Zurich Cantonal Bank; University of Basel

Markus Leippold


University of Zurich - Department of Banking and Finance; Swiss Finance Institute; University of Zurich - Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Information Technology



Abstract:     
The financial industry puts the Basle Committee under strain to align regulatory capital with economic capital. This could be reached by allowing more flexibility in the choice of risk measure for regulatory reporting. The authors show that if banks could use the theoretically more sound risk measure of Expected Shortfall, the three cheers of Stahl (1997) would be reduced to exactly half as many cheers. This would substantially decrease the regulatory capital in most cases.

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Date posted: June 2, 2003  

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Vanini, Paolo and Leippold, Markus, Half as Many Cheers - The Multiplier Reviewed. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=401881 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.401881

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Paolo Vanini
Zurich Cantonal Bank ( email )
Josefstrasse 222
CH-8005 Zurich
Switzerland
University of Basel ( email )
Petersplatz 1
Basel, CH-4003
Switzerland
Markus Leippold (Contact Author)
University of Zurich - Department of Banking and Finance ( email )
Plattenstrasse 14
Zürich, 8032
Switzerland
Swiss Finance Institute ( email )
c/o University of Geneve
40, Bd du Pont-d'Arve
1211 Geneva, CH-6900
Switzerland
University of Zurich - Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Information Technology ( email )
Plattenstrasse 14
Zürich, 8032
Switzerland
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