Regulating International Financial Markets: Issues and Policies

I The Evolving International Financial Environment -- 1 Global Financial Markets: The Past, The Future, and Public Policy Questions -- 2 The Telecommunications and Information Revolution: Implications for Financial Markets, Trading Systems, and Regulation -- 3 The Financial System and Global Socioeconomic Structural Changes -- II Banking and Financial Intermediary Markets -- 4 Japanese Banking, Financial Markets, and Competitive Equality -- 5 Banking in the United Kingdom and Continental Europe -- 6 Banking and Financial Intermediary Markets in the United States: Where From, Where To? -- 7 Financial Intermediation and Liberalization in Japan -- III Securities Markets -- 8 Internationalization and Regulation of the World’s Securities Markets -- 9 Japanese Securities Markets and Global Harmonization -- 10 Reflections on the CFTC/SEC Jurisdictional Dispute -- IV Futures Markets -- 11 Regulation of Futures Markets in the United Kingdom -- 12 The Japanese Financial Futures Market: Present and Future Prospects -- 13 The Internationalization of Futures Markets: Issues for U.S. Markets -- V International Clearance, Settlement, and Payment Procedures: The Role of Regulation -- 14 Automation of the Financial Markets: Implications for Clearance, Settlement, and Payment Procedures -- 15 Twenty-Four Hour Trading, Clearance, and Settlement: The Role of Banks -- 16 Screen-Based Trading in Japanese Financial Markets -- 17 Cooperative Approaches to Reducing Risks in Global Financial Markets -- VI Is There a Systemic Risk Problem in International Financial Markets? -- 18 Systemic Risk in International Securities Markets -- 19 Government Officials as a Source of Systemic Risk in International Financial Markets -- 20 Systemic Risk and International Financial Markets -- VII National Autonomy Versus International Cooperation -- 21 Competition Versus Competitive Equality in International Financial Markets -- 22 Regulatory Harmonization To Achieve Effective International Competition -- 23 Regulating Global Financial Markets: Problems and Solutions.