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Financial Regulation and Supervision

Abstract The European Union (EU) responded to the Great Financial Crisis in several ways. First, it established a European System of Financial Supervision, which comprises the European Systemic Risk Board and three sectoral European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs).
Jonathan Bauerschmidt, Lucia Quaglia
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Financial stability and bank supervision

Finance Research Letters, 2016
Abstract We analyze the joint effect of inflation target and banking supervision policies on financial stability. We provide evidence that price stability (along with greater accountability) and stronger banking supervision is positively related to banking stability.
Benjamin M. Tabak   +3 more
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Coming Challenges to Financial Supervision

2001
During the 1990s the complexion of world banking has changed. At the beginning of the decade Japanese banks dominated the league table of the largest banks (Table 3.1), while as the decade progressed American banks grew rapidly in size. This pattern of relative decline and growth is in part explicable by the differing performance of the two economies ...
David G. Mayes   +2 more
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Financial Stability and Supervision Issues

BBTA Journal: Thoughts on Banking and Finance, 2015
This paper discusses some key issues of financial stability and supervision in general and in the context of Bangladesh financial system. In this connection, the paper focuses on different attributes of financial stability, microprudential and macroprudential approaches of bank regulation and supervision used to address procyclicality in the financial ...
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The ECB, Financial Supervision, and Financial Stability Management

2010
After more than 10 years of monetary stability, it is time for the European Central Bank (ECB) to develop its financial stability role as well. The recent financial crisis has highlighted the need for the ECB to take a role in maintaining financial stability.
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Supervising the European Financial System

2003
The EU’s financial sector has been undergoing an almost continuous wave of de-or re-regulation since the late 1980s. The single market programme with minimal harmonisation and home country control was implemented in successive periods for banking, insurance and the securities markets.
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Regulation, Supervision, and Financial Crisis

1994
A distinction can be made between prudential and economic regulations of developing countries’ financial markets. Economic regulations include restrictions on the level of interest rates, on credit allocation, and on financial market entry. The principal aim of financial liberalization is to remove these restrictions and the distortions that are ...
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Principles of Good Financial Supervision

2001
The fundamental premise of this chapter is that the legal and supervisory framework of the financial industry matters as a precondition for stability. An effective and workable regulatory and supervisory regime is forward-looking and anticipatory, so that those responsible for financial system stability ensure that the regime is adapted to forthcoming,
David G. Mayes   +2 more
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EU and Global Financial Supervision

2017
This chapter proposes that every market level should be equipped with corresponding financial supervision. Today, there is still no such supervision on a global scale, although financial markets have been liberalized globally within the World Trade Organization WTO and other trade and investment agreements.
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Financial Fragility and Supervision: Discussion

1995
Before I discuss the relationship between financial fragility and supervision, I would like to explain that there are different layers to be distinguished with regard to supervision ...
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