Buch, Englisch, 424 Seiten
Buch, Englisch, 424 Seiten
ISBN: 978-90-411-3355-7
Verlag: Wolters Kluwer
This book brings outstanding expertise and provides insightful perspectives from nineteen authors with diverse backgrounds, including officials from international organizations, national regulators, and commercial banking, as well as academics in law, economics, political economy, and finance. The authors not only shed light on the causes of the financial turmoil, but also present thoughtful proposals that contribute to the future policy debate, and discuss opportunities that financial services can offer in funding activities which raise standards of living through initiatives in microfinance, renewable energy, and food distribution. The contributions to this volume tackle several of the thorniest issues of financial regulation in a post-crisis environment, such as: the mechanics of contagion within the financial system and the role of liquidity; moral hazard when large financial institutions are no longer subject to the disciplinary effects of bankruptcy; bank capital requirements; management compensation; design of bank resolution schemes; a function-centric versus institution-centric regulatory approach; subsidization and compatibility of stimulus packages with EU rules on state aid; trade finance and the role of the GATS prudential carve-out; and the role of financial services in promoting human rights or combating climate change.
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About the Editors List of Contributors List of Figures List of Tables List of Boxes Preface Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Financial Regulation at the Crossroads Panagiotis Delimatsis & Nils Herger Part I Financial Stability and Banking Regulation Chapter 1 The Impact of Cross-Border Exposures on Financial Contagion Hans Degryse, Muhammad Ather Elahi & Maria Fabiana Penas Chapter 2 In the Quest of Systemic Externalities: A Review of the Literature Wolf Wagner Chapter 3 Bank Resolution: A Conceptual Framework Thorsten Beck Part II Institutional and State Responses to the Recent Financial Crisis Chapter 4 Too Big, Too Interconnected and Too International to Resolve? How to Deal with Global Financial Institutions in Crisis Eva Hüpkes Chapter 5 Regulating Credit Rating Agencies in the European Union Fabian Amtenbrink & Jakob de Haan Chapter 6 Bailouts in the Financial Sector: The Compatibility with the EU State Aid Rules Leigh Hancher Chapter 7 Sovereign Debt Restructuring in the EU: Lessons from the Recent Crisis Kern Alexander Part III Myths and Realities: The Role of Regulation and Market Discipline Chapter 8 Breaking Up Mega-Banks: A New Regulatory Model for the Separation of Commercial Banking from Investment Banking Emilios Avgouleas Chapter 9 Rethinking Market Discipline in Banking: Lessons from the Financial Crisis Constantinos Stephanou Part IV Financial Services Regulation: WTO and Preferential Trade Perspectives Chapter 10 Trade, Trade Finance, and Financial Crises Nils Herger Chapter 11 The GATS Prudential Carve-Out Juan Marchetti Chapter 12 Financial Services in Free Trade Agreements: The Case of Switzerland Christian Pauletto & Christoph König Part V ‘New’ Issues in the Regulation of Financial Services Chapter 13 Financial Regulation in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis from a Human Rights Perspective: Microfinance Matters Nicola Jägers Chapter 14 Promoting Renewable Energy through Adaptive Prudential Regulation in Financial Services Panagiotis Delimatsis Epilogue Chapter 15 Two Peas in a Pod: Thoughts on the Future Regulation of Global Food and Finance Judson Osterhoudt Berkey Index
