strengthen the capacity of big banks to weather future crises, starting with Basel 3, point in the right direction, but they are …The crisis has shown that banks that are too big to fail are at the core of the international financial system. These …

- is the regulatory response given to financial crises in the past, across countries. Alongside the scholarly interest of … distress. Financial crises have been examined under many perspectives, including that of regulatory failures. The studies … response to major financial crises. …

contribute to the outbreak of a new financial crisis. In Italy, overtrading of the banks of issue in the 1880s contributed to the … 1888-1894 financial crisis, which yielded regulation concerning only these banks and restricting their activity. The German …-type universal banks, created at the turn of the century and unconstrained in their undertakings, were at the core of the 1907 and …

strategy banks adopt in response to the reform, and that banks tend to prefer some strategies over others. Specifically, an … less likely to be preferred by banks. We also find that the undesired macroeconomic effects of the reform during the …

imperfectly competitive banking sector into a DSGE model with financial frictions. Banks issue collateralized loans to both …