-billion dollar bailout brokered at the offices of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. This article situates that financial volatility …

of a financial crisis: 1) Regulation creates two categories of financial institutions. The first class faces greater … subsidized funds to make riskier investments (including investments in the second class) without regulation compensating for … moral hazard; and ii) displacement, which occurs when subsidized competition pushes the second class into riskier market …

"micro-prudential" and "macro-prudential" principles of financial regulation to enhance overall financial stability. From an … time, however, the CFPB represents a unique historical shift in the policy focus of U.S. financial regulation away from … bank stability and monetary policy to consumer protection …

. Moreover, funding and liquidity risks also materialised to some extent, although fully fledged bank runs were avoided, and none …

growing safety net. In turn, to minimize their risk exposure, they have also put in place expansive systems of regulation and …

This chapter of the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of Financial Regulation considers, in broad historical perspective and … financial crises and regulation. It begins with an overview of financial crises generally, and then considers both the … historical and potential future role of regulation in financial crises. It discusses various theories of the roots of financial …