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Capital requirements
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying capital-requirements. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 1806252-003 : Building on the increase in capital requirements for counterparty risk already suggested in Basel III, Basel III could add a charge on banks' assets based on their lending exposure to hedge funds.
- 1908473-017 : Contingent capital securities are likely to be more efficient than raising capital requirements, because the capital arrives only when it is needed.
- 1998455-009 : Installing contingent capital can be more efficient than raising capital requirements, because the capital injection becomes available only when it is needed and only enough securities convert to reca
- 2957645-020 : Contingent capital may be more efficient than simply raising capital requirements, because the capital injection is available only when it is needed and, when triggered, only as much of the contingent
- 2957645-024 : Contingent capital could create a regime for providing countercyclical regulatory capital that further enhances the regulatory capital requirements of the Federal Reserve and those under Basel III.
- 3396522-008 : Both collateralization strategies carry significant downsides: fiat collateralized pegs bear the brunt of expensive capital requirements, while cryptocurrency pegs face heavy volatility pressures and
- 3396542-024 : In the DAO structure, provided an adequate token encumbrance system is in place, each agent is individually responsible for the payouts on the policies that agent underwrote, so the burden of holding
- 3396542-025 : Aggregate capital under the DAO structure is lower than under a traditional corporate insurer only if the incremental risk that contingent underwriting liabilities add to agents' private portfolios is
- 3396542-026 : The burden of maintaining sufficient liquidity to meet claims does not rest on the DAO but on the individual underwriters that make it up.
- 3396542-027 : Because each underwriter sizes capital against the risk of that underwriter's overall portfolio, and underwriting can be diversifying for a non traditional participant, the sum of the underwriters' in
- 3396542-028 : How much capital an underwriter holds is ultimately a matter of personal risk preference, and an underwriter willing to tolerate fluctuations in token holdings need provide only for expected losses.
- 3782216-018 : From the viewpoint of consumers and regulators, encumbered reputation tokens serve as a substitute for capital, because they derive their value from the DAO's future cash flows.
- 3949098-004 : Kaal stipulates the core proposition of reputation as capital: once meaningful decentralized reputation is established, reputation can be used to remove the need for a capital base and for capital req
- 3962614-043 : Reputation as capital has the potential to lower capital requirements for VC businesses significantly and to increase liquidity at unprecedented levels, because VCs can sell their fungible reputation