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Business models in banking: is there a best practice?

Tumpel-Gugerell, Gertrude - In: BANCARIA 11 (2009) November

The last two years have stressed how special and important banks are. When the financial system fails, the whole economic system is affected. The financial sector has undergone an unprecedented wave of innovation, change, consolidation and now crisis. We now have a better understanding of the...

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An economy with more rules, more capital, less debt and more transparency

Draghi, Mario - In: BANCARIA 11 (2008) November, pp. 3-12

of Italy made the correct supervision in order to do not allow that errors in other financial systems occur also in Italy …

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The financial crisis and banks’ corporate governance models: implications and perspectives

Masera, Reiner - In: BANCARIA 01 (2009) January, pp. 3-19

In the international discussion about the change of the supervisory system, the strength of the approaches defined in Italy must be emphasized. If the model based on the board of statutory auditors could not be exported, some of the main characteristics could be preserved and replicated. The...

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Financial crisis: which lessons for the supervisory authorities?

Elisabetta, Gualandri - In: BANCARIA 10 (2008) October, pp. 3-15

The financial crisis showed all the weakness of laws currently established and national supervisory fragmented frameworks not still applicable with the global dimension of financial markets and the cross border / sector activities of financial groups that can allow regulatory arbitrage. Is there...

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New rules and financial markets

Saccomanni, Fabrizio - In: BANCARIA 01 (2009) January, pp. 31-37

The crisis had stressed the financial system and the supervisory model. It offers also the opportunity to strength the financial stability controls and to construct a more stable system that benefit from the market integration without increasing the overall risk. Among available solution for the...

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Cross-border financial groups and supervision in Europe after the crisis

Gualandri, Elisabetta; Cotterli, Simonetta - In: BANCARIA 01 (2010) January

the Eu has not been supported by adequate pan European supervision.The aim of the paper is to focus on the shortcomings of … supervision in the Eu, and then to review the recent proposals for a new European supervisory architecture, analyzing the impact … crisis. We critically evaluate the possible path to reform, focusing on the role of the prudential supervision in relation to …

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Regulatory harmonisation and cooperation to overcome the crisis in Europe

Cardia, Lamberto - In: BANCARIA 6 (2009) June, pp. 53-56

The solutions of the financial crisis in Europe must necessarily involve the support to banks by governments and the coordinated action among supervisory authorities. But an important role can be played by a stronger cooperation between a small number of European countries who have common...

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For a complete re-thinking of European surveillance structure: the ABI proposal

Zadra, Giuseppe - In: BANCARIA 2 (2009) February, pp. 2-10

-prudential supervision and the new regulatory authority had to establish homogeneous supervisory rules and practices for all financial …

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The international financial crisis and the success factors of Italian banks and economy

Faissola, Corrado - In: BANCARIA 11 (2008) November, pp. 13-21

The current financial crisis has global and structural features and no one could be identified as the guilty. The business model causing the crises have no bearing with the Italian banks that in the last years are deeply involved in a developing strategy in traditional lending activities. These...

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Financial crisis and new dimensions of liquidity risk: rethinking prudential regulation and supervision

Gualandri, Elisabetta; Landi, Andrea; Venturelli, Valeria - In: BANCARIA 7 (2009) July

and supervision and stressing the need for their reform. We first investigate the evolution of the concept of liquidity … supervision: the case for adjustments to Basel 2, market liquidity and Otc markets, architecture of supervisory authorities and …

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