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The Banking and Regulatory Framework in EU Accession Countries: Key Players, Market Drivers and Tax Systems
Business Insights, Oct 2005
In terms of levels of growth and profitability, CEE countries offer more prospects than the mature markets of Western Europe; the enlargement of the EU presents significant economic opportunities in the form of a larger market for all businesses around Europe: adding the 10 new member states to the European Union of over 370 million inhabitants has created the biggest economic area in the world. Accession meant that EU tax rules have become applicable in the new member states. The aim for Basel II Framework is to promote the 'adequate capitalisation of banks and to encourage improvements in risk management, thereby strengthening the stability of the financial system'.
This goal is to be accomplished by introducing three pillars, where the first pillar represents a significant strengthening of the minimum requirements set out in the 1988 Accord, while the second and third pillars represent innovative additions to capital supervision. This report provides an overview of the countries that have joined the EU, including information on regulations, taxation, banking and discusses any relevant key issues in individual markets.
'The Banking and Regulatory Framework in EU Accession Countries: Key Players, Market Drivers and Tax Systems' looks at the tax system and provides an overview of the following countries:
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Estonia
- Hungary
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Malta
- Poland
- Slovak Republic
- Slovenia
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