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If Not Now, When? Financial Reform Must Not Await Another Crisis

If Not Now, When? Financial Reform Must Not Await Another Crisis

... In the first ten chapters of our book The Bankers’ New Clothes: What’s Wrong with Banking and What to Do about It, we discuss banking and the economics of funding as it applies to banks. We show that bankers have strong ... See full document

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Explaining policy change in the EU : financial reform after the crisis

Explaining policy change in the EU : financial reform after the crisis

... The financial benefit of privatisation was contingent because, although governments would get an immediate cash injection, future profits from this activity would no longer be channeled to the public ...1990s, ... See full document

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The G20 financial reform agenda. Bruegel Policy Contribution Issue 2014/11, September 2014

The G20 financial reform agenda. Bruegel Policy Contribution Issue 2014/11, September 2014

... G20’s financial reform achievements and chal- ...G20 reform agenda, which resulted from multiple compromises between the group’s ...the financial crisis of 2007-08, let alone on the ... See full document

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The great recession, the us fed, and the lessons learned

The great recession, the us fed, and the lessons learned

... major financial reform to the US financial system since the Great ...1982, another Act of Congress deregulated savings and loan associations by allowing banks to provide “adjustable-rate ... See full document

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The consequences of the Global Financial Crisis : the rhetoric of reform and regulation

The consequences of the Global Financial Crisis : the rhetoric of reform and regulation

... the crisis; thus while the new British government is moving to cut spending to the bone, the Scandinavians believe that Keynesian anti cyclical spending continues to be the appropriate course of action ...the ... See full document

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Global market and income gaps between industries: evidence from finance industry and manufacturing industry

Global market and income gaps between industries: evidence from finance industry and manufacturing industry

... the financial sector is characterized by its high risk, it should be noted that the financial sector in China has only recently undertaken its transition from the planned economy to the market ...Chinese ... See full document

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Crisis and the Reform of International Financial Regulation

Crisis and the Reform of International Financial Regulation

... In the second camp, we can place the chapters by Tsingou, Porter, Nölke, Walter, Katada, and Zimmermann. Each of these analyses emphasizes continuity over change vis-à-vis the previous international regulatory regime, or ... See full document

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Homemade financial crisis

Homemade financial crisis

... the financial institution, as redistributors of savings, making profits simply from interest rate spreads, has long been outmoded, yet there is the propensity to retain the complementary image of the ...of ... See full document

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The Financial Crisis: Implications for Tax Reform. Daniel Shaviro NYU Law School

The Financial Crisis: Implications for Tax Reform. Daniel Shaviro NYU Law School

... Plus approaches outside corporate integration (lower corporate rates, thin capitalization, WW interest allocation).... CBIT.[r] ... See full document

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The impact of shadow banking on the implementation of Chinese monetary policy

The impact of shadow banking on the implementation of Chinese monetary policy

... The relationship between Trust companies and WMPs has been highlighted as one of the possible drivers for future financial instability in the Chinese economy. Banks do not hold the described loans on their balance ... See full document

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COVID-19 in Stock Markets: A Complexity Perspective

COVID-19 in Stock Markets: A Complexity Perspective

... considering financial institutions “too big to fail” in terms of default risk, they can be considered “too central to fail”, ...a financial institution rather than its ...a crisis can spread in a ... See full document

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EUSA Review 24/3 Fall 2011

EUSA Review 24/3 Fall 2011

... by now sold off many of their precarious positions, the EFSF seems to have succeeded in stabilizing Germany’s banking ...has now been “freed” to embrace Deutsche Bank’s proposal for a “soft” re- structuring ... See full document

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Financial regulation in times of international crisis: exploring the reputation of the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets towards the regulated industry (2006 to 2016)

Financial regulation in times of international crisis: exploring the reputation of the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets towards the regulated industry (2006 to 2016)

... 11 Regulation of the AFM comes in different forms. As discussed above, the AFM has a direct mandate to enforce sanctions if market parties do not behave accordingly: these sanctions include official warnings, ... See full document

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When all is said and done: updating "Elections, special interests, and financial crisis"

When all is said and done: updating "Elections, special interests, and financial crisis"

... of financial crises to taxpayers? Previous research contends that more electorally competitive countries choose policies that are less costly to ...to financial crises both within the original sample and ... See full document

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Household debt levels now higher than before the financial crisis 20 April 2016

Household debt levels now higher than before the financial crisis 20 April 2016

... or financial advice before proceeding with any investment ...objectives, financial situation or ...Group Financial Advisers Act 2008 Disclosure Statement at ... See full document

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Can the Euro rival the United States dollar and become the world currency?

Can the Euro rival the United States dollar and become the world currency?

... However, half a decade later, by 1919, the US in a dramatic role reversal became the world’s largest creditor nation and the dominant financial power and by the 1920s the USD achieved the status of world’s reserve ... See full document

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Eurozone network connectedness during calm and crisis: evidence from the MTS platform for interdealer trading of European sovereign debt

Eurozone network connectedness during calm and crisis: evidence from the MTS platform for interdealer trading of European sovereign debt

... that when there is a shock to the returns of an individual country (or couple of countries) this volatility shock is expected to be transmitted to other ...large, when they are distributed among ten other ... See full document

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Report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Budgets on the draft general budget of the European Communities for 1974 (Doc  187/73)  EP Working Document, Document 1973 1974 231/73, 12 November 1973

Report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Budgets on the draft general budget of the European Communities for 1974 (Doc 187/73) EP Working Document, Document 1973 1974 231/73, 12 November 1973

... We must ask the Commission when they submit to Parliament proposals for Acts with financial implications that these must be accompanied by a financial schedule in which should appear: - [r] ... See full document

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Correlation Between Indian & US Stock Market Returns-Before And During The Subprime Crisis

Correlation Between Indian & US Stock Market Returns-Before And During The Subprime Crisis

... Global financial situation was triggered by the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, which became apparent from ...mid-2007. Financial crises are characterized by the sudden and ... See full document

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Rethinking Economics for a New Era of Financial Regulation: The Political Economy of Hyman Minsky

Rethinking Economics for a New Era of Financial Regulation: The Political Economy of Hyman Minsky

... that financial crises will occur at some point, that still would not enable them to predict when the financial crisis will ...penalized when their more aggressive competitors surpass ... See full document

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