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2021
Banks have been at the heart of economic activity for centuries, but since the 2008 financial crisis scrutiny of their activities and regulation of their actions has become the focus of fervent academic, policy and political activity. This focus takes for granted the existence and nature of banks.<br><br>In <i>Regulating Banks</i ...
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Banks have been at the heart of economic activity for centuries, but since the 2008 financial crisis scrutiny of their activities and regulation of their actions has become the focus of fervent academic, policy and political activity. This focus takes for granted the existence and nature of banks.<br><br>In <i>Regulating Banks</i ...
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2002
Abstract In this chapter we apply the bank model of Chapter 7 to some questions of bank regulation. In Exercise 1 we consider the case of a deposit insurance scheme where banks have to pay a fee for the insurance guarantee. A diagrammatic analysis is carried out both for the case where banks have to pay the fee in period O and for ...
Jürgen Eichberger +3 more
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Abstract In this chapter we apply the bank model of Chapter 7 to some questions of bank regulation. In Exercise 1 we consider the case of a deposit insurance scheme where banks have to pay a fee for the insurance guarantee. A diagrammatic analysis is carried out both for the case where banks have to pay the fee in period O and for ...
Jürgen Eichberger +3 more
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1997
Abstract Chapter 7 suggested that transformation of liquidity is a bank ‘s main role in a modern economy. Taking deposits on call and investing them, at least partially, in long term illiquid assets entails the risk of bank runs. Because of the intrinsic risk these institutions face, regulation has been part of the institutional ...
Jürgen Eichberger, Ian R Harper
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Abstract Chapter 7 suggested that transformation of liquidity is a bank ‘s main role in a modern economy. Taking deposits on call and investing them, at least partially, in long term illiquid assets entails the risk of bank runs. Because of the intrinsic risk these institutions face, regulation has been part of the institutional ...
Jürgen Eichberger, Ian R Harper
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The joint regulation of bank liquidity and bank capital
Journal of Financial Intermediation, 2018Abstract We study the liquidity behavior of commercial banks in response to negative capital shocks. Using pre-Basel III data, U.S. banks with assets less than $1 billion treated (unregulated) liquidity and (regulated) capital as substitutes. Following exogenous shocks to their regulatory capital ratios, these banks shifted away from loans, loan ...
Deyoung, Robert +2 more
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The Central Bank and Bank Regulation
1990The purpose of this chapter is to outline the main functions of a central bank, examine the operations of the Bank of England and discuss banking regulation in the United Kingdom. The first part of this chapter deals with the main functions of a central bank and also considers the history and organisational set-up of the Bank of England.
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Banking Theory, Deposit Insurance, and Bank Regulation
The Journal of Business, 1986The last several years have seen extensive change in the U.S. banking industry. ' In the 1950s and 1960s the banking industry was a symbol of stability. By contrast, recent years have seen the greatest frequency of bank failures since the Great Depression.
Diamond, Douglas W, Dybvig, Philip H
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2014
Since the late 1980s the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Basel) has been seeking to improve the capital adequacy (section 2) and liquidity1 (section 3) of banks as well as to promote regulatory understanding of financial problem areas and the worldwide quality of banking supervision.
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Since the late 1980s the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (Basel) has been seeking to improve the capital adequacy (section 2) and liquidity1 (section 3) of banks as well as to promote regulatory understanding of financial problem areas and the worldwide quality of banking supervision.
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, 2012 The financial crisis that erupted 2007-2008 has reinforced demand for regulation of banks. The Basle III accord which is to be implemented January first 2013 encompasses two types of regulations with the goal to enforce more prudence among banks. One is capital adequacy regulation which stipulates a lowest ratio between bank capital and bank assets ...
Larsson, Bo, Wijkander, Hans
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2017
Abstract Chapter 2 deals with the prudential and supervisory regulation of banking activities.
Sarah Paterson, Rafal Zakrzewski
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Abstract Chapter 2 deals with the prudential and supervisory regulation of banking activities.
Sarah Paterson, Rafal Zakrzewski
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Banking regulations and economic views of regulation
2013Forthcoming
Harnay, Sophie, Scialom, Laurence
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