Global Banking Funds (G.B.F)

Of the Global Banking Agency and its Global Banking Centre are International Banking Funds and Global Banking Co-operative Funds established by the Global Central Banks Governors Co-operative Accord Basel I, II and III International Commercial Banking Convention on Capital, Liquidity and Financial Standards (Seoul, November 2010) by the Co-operative Global Central Banks Governors Group led by Great 20 Advanced Countries Central Banks of the World, namely:

Reserve Bank of U.S.A, European Central Bank, Central Bank of Russia, Bank of England, People’s Bank of China, Central Bank of Canada, Bank of Japan, Central Bank of Korea, Reserve Bank of India, Central Bank of Mexico, Central Bank of Brazil, Reserve Bank of South Africa, Central Bank of Argentina, Central Bank of Indo-Asia, Reserve Bank of Australia, Banque de France, Bundesbank of Germany, Central Bank of Saudi Arabia, Central Bank of Turkey, and Bank of Italy including the World Bank and the IMF and other Co-operative Central Banks, Commercial Banks, Investment Banks, Merchant Banks, Development Banks, Chartered Banks, Co-operative Banks, Offshore Banks, Credit Banks, Industrial Banks, Agricultural Banks, Community Banks, Export and Import Banks, Global Investors Group, Financial Groups, and Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) Members and Clients forming the co-operative Global Banking Union (G.B.U) and its co-operative Global Commercial Banks Union (G.C.B.U) and Global Central Banks Union (G.C.B.U) to develop, promote and enhance the Capital Leverage Ratio (CLR), Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) and Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) of the global commercial banking industry.

The following types of Global Banking Funds (G.B.F) are provided by the Global Banking Agency and its Global Banking Centre and Global Banking Union to finance and develop the Global Banking Industry Capital and Liquidity and Financial Standard according to the Basel I, II and III International Commercial Banking Co-operative Accord: The Global Banking Funds (G.B.F) of the Global Banking Agency and its Global Banking Centre and Global Banking Union (G.B.U) are provided to increase Global Banks Capital and Liquidity.

The Global Banking Agency transfers over $2300 billion dollars of Global Banking Funds for its Global Commercial Banks Union (G.C.B.U) and Global Central Banks Union (G.C.B.U) Members and Clients.

The Global Banking Funds (G.B.F) of the Global Banking Agency also provides Money and Capital Market Securities for its Co-operative Global Banks Clients to increase Global Banking Co-operative Capital according to the Basel I, II and III International Commercial Banking Co-operative Accord.

It also provides financial solutions to Global Commercial Banking Capital problems by putting into place the Global Commercial Banking Co-operative Capital and Investment Funds (G.C.B.C.C.I.F) and Global Commercial Banking Financial Technology (Fintech) Development Funds (G.C.B.F.T.D.F) ) to develop, promote and enhance the global banking industry.