Gökhan Taşpınar
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- Written by Gökhan Taşpınar
- Published on 06 September 2013
I was born in Antalya in 1969. I graduated from Gazi University, Part of finance and completed master degree Gazi University of İnstitute of Natural and Apllied Sciences. After graduation, I worked at General Management Of Customers Controlling for nine months; but, I was planning to work for an internal Audit Commitee of a Bank, and worked for Yaşarbank at the internal audit committee for six year... Than, I worked at operational Service in Antalya Branch Of Oyakbank and Fethiye Branch Of Denizbank for 2 years totally. After I worked at Internal Control Of Branch in Mediterranean Region for 6 years.I’ve been working at a Branch Maganer since 2009…I'm interested in writing and searching for the risk management, Internal Control, Internal audit techniques and Basel II-Basel III topics. I've been writing articles about these topics in Turkish Dünya Newspaper. I’ve nine article in Turkish Dünya Newspaper…
MY INTERESTS
Research, brain teaser, analytical thinking, math, financial analysis, quantum physics, philosophy, emotional intelligence, life coaching, NLP (NLP Practitioner), to write the article, stock market, healthy living, travel, swimming, rafting, trekking, skiing, diving (PADI Open Water certificate), tennis, aikido, yoga, transcendental meditation, reiki
THE IMPORTANCE OF ASSET& LİABİLİTY MANAGEMENT PRİORİTY OF THE BANKİNG SYSTEM
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- Written by Gökhan Taşpınar
- Published on 26 August 2014
SUMMARY
Assets& liability management; Principles of banking risk and liquidity on the basis of maximum profitability and balance sheet reference the original, stable growth of the Bank within the framework of the vision of minimum risk to effectively to organise, managing, editing, toll and scheduling of capacity.
Turkey's economy since the 1990, especially in the financial markets, the rapid change-development and increased competition have been serious crises, as aresult, asset-liability management as a whole need to address approaches in accordance with the road map, especially the regard, reputation, along with safety and liquidity protection principle of optimal profitability by work.
Basel III Criteria And Effects Of The Turkish Banking System(02.02.2013 was published in the newspaper World Dated.)
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- Published on 02 February 2013
I-BASEL III AND THE NATURE OF SUPPLY
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, banking supervision, and in order to ensure that international cooperation in the countries of the G-10 Central Bank Governors in December 1974, by the "banking regulation and supervisory practices Committee" (Committee on Banking Regulations and Supervisory Practices). BIS (Bank for International Settlements) in our country, is released in 1989 by April/2001 remains to be implemented out of Basel I standards, risk measurement, June/the final text of Basel II in 2004 with improved banking risk management by creating standards was enacted. However, in 2008, resulting in serious financial risks that arise in conjunction with the global crisis, questioning the adequacy of Basel II. Therefore, the criteria for decisions on the agenda and the necessity of Basel III as regards this first draft prepared by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision at the Central Bank Chairmen and the 9 meeting of the heads of the accepted decisions of the ultimate application Control Authority has been released.
Implications of Basel II Process to The Turkish Banking System (This article was published in the World Newspaper on 30.01.2007)
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- Written by Gökhan Taşpınar
- Published on 30 January 2007
I-THE BASEL COMMITTEE AND BASEL II DECISIONS
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, banking supervision, and in order to ensure that international cooperation in the countries of the G-10 Central Bank Governors in December 1974, by the "banking regulation and audit Practices Committee" (Committee on Banking Regulations and Supervisory Practices). The Committee in countries (Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States), the national banking supervision and control authorities and central banks are being represented by senior officials.