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The EU financial services industry has experienced an enormous regulatory adaptation over the past decade. The dust … new Basel norms on capital adequacy for banks have to be implemented by the end of 2006, and the MiFID directive … regulating capital market activity will be applicable from late 2007 onwards. With almost ever year over the last 10 years having …
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[From the Introduction]. This paper reviews single market regulation, with particular reference to the financial sector and uses this as a foundation to consider the process whereby a European market is developing. Unlike much previous analysis which has emphasized the role of state interests...
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Now that the worst of the financial storm is over, regulators are setting new strategies to deal with the systemic importance of the €427 trillion ($604 trillion) over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market. This paper explores the three major sources of disruptive effects in OTC derivatives:...
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spillover, whereby the integration of capital markets in the EU requires common financial reporting standards. The answer to the ….e. international) environment that shapes member states’ domestic politics. The globalization of capital markets as a result of the … international mobility of capital structures member state governments’ preferences vis-à-vis making IASB standards applicable …
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Based on a sample of 15 European countries, this survey analyses various features of the European IPO (Initial Public Offering) market over the period from 1995 to 2004: listing requirements, IPO-mechanism choices, performance and secondary market liquidity. First, the comparison of national...
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The key concept underlying the Basel II framework for risk measurement and corresponding equity capital standards is … segmentation approach’ with regard to the credit default event and measure the implications for regulatory capital requirements. As … significant savings in terms of ensuring a lower regulatory capital requirement. This provides banks with the opportunity to …
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The aim of this work is to provide empirical elements on the performance of consumer credit companies in the European Union by applying efficiency frontier techniques. These techniques, widely applied in banking literature, provide sophisticated measures of performance – the efficiency scores....
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[From the Introduction] The consumer credit market depends on the exchange of personal information among market participants. Credit bureaus are the primary repositories of this information, and in recent years they have gathered a vast amount of data on creditworthiness of individuals....
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[From the Introduction] This study provides new evidence on the emergence of a single eurozone retail banking market with particular reference to consumer credit. Given the heterogeneous nature of consumer credit products in the eurozone, the authors reject the earlier proposition of the...
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capital movements within the European Union (EU) in 1990, and the establishment of the single market for financial services … provision of financial services. Its implementation started in 1993 with the application of the second banking directive.1 In …
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