The Extent of Commitment Banks with Basel Committee Standards (III) in Measuring Financial Risks to Improve the Quality of Financial Reports

Abstract

Thi The increasing trend towards the application of globalization and financial liberalization and its
associated market integration and free movement of capital make the issue of financial stability a top
priority for countries. The Banking Control Committee was established in the early 1970s and, through its
reports, seeks to strengthen the rigidity of financial stability and harmonize national regulatory systems and
practices. The study aims at presenting the extent to which the Iraqi banks comply with Basel III standards
in measuring financial risks, which improves the quality of financial reports and the information they reflect
to users and customers. The conclusions of the study is the weakness of the investment resources of the
bank while affecting the operational performance, which is the existence of a suitable security unit for
accounting information if it was used predicatively, but it refers to the weakness of the investment power of
banks and the operation of depositors funds in a good way.
s study aims at highlighting the role played by green marketing in supporting the social responsibility of
economic enterprises as they have common objectives that serve the interests of societies. The descriptive
approach was used to inform the theoretical aspect of corporate social responsibility, green marketing and
analysis to highlight the effect of green marketing on supporting the corporate social responsibility.
The study concluded that green marketing enterprises can effectively support their social
responsibility. As it found the hypothesis and considered green marketing as a vital approach to support
social responsibility in the enterprises, to the green marketing mix supports corporate social responsibility
through all of its elements (green product, promote, pricing and green distribution).