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Financial regulations and bank credit to the real economy

Gabbi, Giampaolo; Iori, Giulia; Jafarey, Saqib; Porter, … - In: Journal of economic dynamics & control 50 (2015), pp. 117-143

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Regulatory Systemic Risk in US Securities Regulation

Pichhadze, Aviv - 2011

securities regulation. The discussion offers two theses: one descriptive and the other normative. Descriptively, drawing on … institutional approaches to the study of regulation, I show how regulatory systemic risk emerges in the US securities regulatory …

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Why Micro-Prudential Regulation Fails? The Impact on Systemic Risk by Imposing a Capital Requirement

Zhou, Chen - 2011

higher than that in a regulation-free system. We discuss a sufficient condition under which the systemic risk in a regulated …

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Why the Micro-Prudential Regulation Fails? The Impact on Systemic Risk by Imposing a Capital Requirement

Zhou, Chen - 2011

the impact of micro-prudential regulation on the systemic risk in a cross-sectional dimension. We construct a static model … requirement regulation. In a system with a capital requirement regulation, the individual risk-taking of the financial … system can be higher than that in a regulation-free system. We discuss a sufficient condition under which the systemic risk …

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Financial Stability, New Macro Prudential Arrangements and Shadow Banking : Regulatory Arbitrage and Stringent Basel III Regulations

Ojo D Delaney PhD, Marianne - 2014

Despite Basel III's efforts to address capital and liquidity requirements, will the risks linked to regulatory arbitrage increase as a result of Basel III's more stringent capital and liquidity rules?As well as Basel III reforms which are geared towards greater facilitation of financial...

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Optimal regulation, executive compensation and risk taking by financial institutions

Hilscher, Jens; Landskroner, Yoram; Raviv, Alon - In: The journal of corporate finance : contracting, … 71 (2021), pp. 1-29

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The G-20 Regulatory Agenda and Bank Risk

Cabrera, Matias - 2018

Using international listed banks from the United States, Europe, Japan and China from 2004 to 2014, we analyse the effect on bank risk of some of the most relevant new elements of the prudential regulatory framework proposed in the wake of the Great Financial Crisis. We measure risk by a market...

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The G-20's Regulatory Agenda and Banks’ Risk

Cabrera, Matias - 2018

' overall risks. Regulation aimed at reducing banks' leverage is consistent with prudential regulators' overall objective of … limiting banks' idiosyncratic risks. The evidence is mixed regarding regulation aimed at imposing limits on securities trading …

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Predicting & Regulating the Systemic Risks of Financial Institutions

Greilsamer, Nicolas - 2016

“Too-Big-to-Fail” is a legitimate trepidation from a macro-prudential perspective of bank regulation. In addition to … crisis that led to instances of heightened systemic risk. Furthermore, I evaluate the current themes in regulation, in order …

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The Perils of a Middle Road to Regulating Systemic Risk : The Volcker Rule's Risk Backstop Provisions

Massari, Jai R. - 2015

The Dodd-Frank Act, enacted after the global financial crisis, requires U.S. financial regulators to define and regulate systemically risky firms and activities — a truly Sisyphean task. In this Essay, we identify two paths regulators have taken: a “descriptive approach,” which involves...

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