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The UK Banking Act 2009, Pre-Insolvency and Early Intervention : Policy and Practice

Singh, Dalvinder - 2010

The Banking Act 2009 has introduced a special regime to deal with failing banks in the UK. A feature of the legislation is the regulator's power to trigger the regime by determining whether or not a bank is likely to fail. The use of the Act with Dunfermline Building Society has highlighted the...

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Bankers’ Pay after the 2008 Crisis : Regulatory Reforms in the US and the EU

Ferrarini, Guido - 2013

Atlantic. We show that the regulation of bankers' pay is presently more detailed and less flexible in Europe than in the US …

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Leverage Regulation and Market Structure : An Empirical Model of the UK Mortgage Market

Benetton, Matteo - 2018

I develop a structural model of mortgage demand and lender competition to study how leverage regulation affects the … leverage regulation increases the concentration of mortgage originations, as large lenders exploit a regulatory cost advantage …

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Brexit and the Equivalence of Regulation and Supervision

Wymeersch, Eddy - 2017

markets will be conditioned on meeting the condition of “equivalence of regulation and supervision” as laid down in many EU …

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Banking Structure and Regulation in 1993 and 2013 : A Cross-Country Comparison

Barth, James R. - 2014

about the current status of banking regulation and supervision. Our unique starting point for answering that question comes … from the fact that 20 years ago we developed the first detailed, multi-country database on banking regulation and … from the most recent (2011-2012) World Bank survey on banking supervision and regulation. Key observations emerging from …

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Interim Fund Performance and Fundraising in Private Equity

Barber, Brad M. - 2018

General partners (GPs) in private equity (PE) report the performance of an existing fund while raising capital for a follow-on fund. Interim performance has large effects on fundraising outcomes; the impact is greatest when backed by exits and for low reputation GPs. Faced with these incentives,...

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Nepotism in IPOs : consequences for issuers and investors

Degeorge, François; Pratobevera, Giuseppe - 2020

Potential conflicts of interest arise when IPO underwriters allocate IPO shares to their affiliated funds. We hypothesize that such nepotism incentives affect IPO pricing. Using a novel hand-collected dataset, we find support for this hypothesis in a regression discontinuity design (RDD): a one...

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Curbing conflicts of interest in UK building societies : rogue building societies in the late 1950s and the Building Societies Acts of 1960, 1962 and 1986

Barnes, Paul - In: Accounting history : journal of the Accounting History … 19 (2014) 4, pp. 452-474

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Fiduciary Principles in Banking Law

Tuch, Andrew F. - 2020

When are banks fiduciaries of their customers and clients? This question is of more than theoretical interest given the organizational structure of modern financial institutions and the broad-ranging functions they perform. In this chapter of the Oxford Handbook of Fiduciary Law, I canvass...

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Private Equity Fund Valuation Management During Fundraising

Baik, Brian K. - 2022

I investigate whether and how private equity fund managers (GPs) inflate their interim fund valuations (net asset values, or NAVs) during fundraising periods. Specifically, I study the extent to which the GPs inflate NAVs by managing valuation assumptions (e.g., valuation multiples), influencing...

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