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In order to adapt to the liberalization of the financial sphere started inthe Eighties, marked in particular by the end of the framing of credit, thedisappearance of the various forms of protection of the State whose profitedthe banks, and the privatization of the near total of the establishments inEurope, the banking regulation evolved to a prudential approach, perceived likethe only mode of regulation not entering in contradiction with the rules of themarket. The current banking regulation is pressed on the supervision, thediscipline of the market and the ratios prudential; in particular the ratios ofthe minimal own capital stocks. The object of this article is the presentationof the architecture of the new agreement of Basle (1999) which is based onthree pillars consolidating it self mutually.

Presentation Du Nouvel Accord De Bale Sur Les Fonds Propres