Basel 2 risks making banks even more likely to accentuate business cycles, he says, since their allocations of regulatory capital will be even more finely tuned to their daily exposure to risk.
The allocation of cis-regulatory elements for enhanced expression levels to the proximal region of the ppcA1 promoter provides further insight into the regulation of PEPC expression in C4 leaves.
Problems include congressional investigations into its role in the Enron and WorldCom affairs, and a widening of regulatory probes into allocations of initial public offerings by a subsidiary, Salomon Smith Barney.
Key obstacles to innovation implementation by small firms on construction projects are found to be bias in the allocation of government business assistance and regulatory inefficiencies under federal systems of government.
These findings have implications for the design of appropriate asset allocation and regulatory policies to manage risk spillover effects.
Allegations of corruption in the allocation of iron ore mines and slow regulatory processes, including environmental clearances, have nearly crippled the industry.
The new laws will give the European Commission, the union's executive arm, regulatory powers to oversee allocation of mobile phone frequencies and to ensure competition in local markets.
In many cases, the regulatory interest behind the allocation of such rights (b, c, and d) does not reach beyond the objective of orderly or proper operation.
Although additional work remains to be done, it is already clear that adipose tissue plays a fundamental regulatory role on the allocation of energy between competing life-history functions.
In September 1948 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), under its chairman Wayne Coy, elected to institute a freeze on the licensing of new stations in order to regroup and investigate the problem of station allocation and other regulatory issues.
