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The Role of Transparency in Financial Regulation
Journal of International Economic Law, 2010Transparency is a prerequisite for good governance and sound financial regulation. The article expounds the different foundations and functions of transparency. The first dimension refers to institutional aspects, i.e. procedures and decision-making. By providing legal certainty, transparency serves as an anchor for financial regulation.
Kaufmann, Christine, Weber, Rolf H
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Bitcoin and the challenges for financial regulation
Capital Markets Law Journal, 2017Bitcoin is the most popular virtual currency and has attracted extraordinary attention as a financial innovation. This attention results less from Bitcoin's role as a digital medium of payment, exchange and store of value, than from the decentralized nature of Bitcoin transactions.Bitcoins pose various risks, some of them being remote and others more ...
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Regulation of the Financial Sector
2005No analysis of financial markets and institutions can be complete without an examination of the regulatory environment in which they operate. Not only does regulation have a major impact upon the operation and developments of financial markets, regulation itself is often revised and adjusted in response to changes in market structure, financial market ...
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Regulating Financial Conglomerates
Revue d'économie financière (English ed.), 2000The international debate on financial conglomerates is expected to lead to the adoption of a European Directive on conglomerates in the near future. The unique characteristics of the banking and insurance sectors call for such a Directive to be based on preserving the rules that apply to each sector and the specialized agencies charged with supervising
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Regulating Global Financial Markets
Journal of Law and Society, 1999This paper discusses the role of regulation in the emergence of a global system of linked financial markets. It traces the origins of the internationalization of financial markets to the emergence of new competitive pressures, rooted in changes in the social structures of savings and investment, breaking down both national systems of financial control ...
Picciotto, Salomone, Haines, Jason
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Regulation of Banking and Financial Markets
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011textabstractAbstract: This paper is one chapter of the volume “Regulation and Economics” of the second edition of the Encyclopedia of Law and Economics. The authors review the economics of banking and financial markets and the regulatory response to market failure.
Dirk Heremans, Alessio M. Pacces
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Green financial system regulation shock and greenwashing behaviors: Evidence from Chinese firms
Energy Economics, 2022Dongyang Zhang
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Challenges in Financial Regulation
2012AbstractFinancial intermediation and financial services industries have undergone many changes in the past two decades due to deregulation, technological advances, and globalization. The recent financial crisis is forcing the industry through additional sharp adjustments. The framework for regulating finance has seen many changes as well and the crisis
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Financial complexity: Regulating regulation
Science, 2016In their Policy Forum “Complexity theory and financial regulation” (19 February, p. [818][1]), S. Battiston et al. present a compelling case that complexity theory—the science of complex adaptive systems—offers insights into how the interconnected economic and financial macrosystem works ...
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Environmental science and pollution research international, 2021
Ching-Chih Hsu +4 more
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