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25 reviews(Ebook) Regulating the Financial Sector in the Era of Globalization Perspectives from Political Economy and Management 1st Edition by Zuhayr Mikdashi - Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 9781111121143 ,1111121141
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ISBN 10: 1111121141
ISBN 13: 9781111121143
Author: Zuhayr Mikdashi
(Ebook) Regulating the Financial Sector in the Era of Globalization Perspectives from Political Economy and Management 1st Edition Table of contents:
1 Introduction: Risks and Protagonists
1.1 Risks of a financial institution
1.2 Crises
2 Challenges of Corporate Governance
2.1 Stakeholders' risk-reward sharing
2.1.1 Corporate boards
2.1.2 Management's compensation
2.2 Controversial practices
2.3 Self-interest and self-regulation
3 Prudential Regulatory Norms
3.1 Vulnerabilities
3.2 Justification of financial regulation
3.3 The mission of public authorities
3.4 The origins of international prudential co-operation: international payment and settlement risks
3.5 International co-operation in capital standards
3.5.1 Functions of capital
3.5.2 Early co-operation in capital standards
3.5.3 Towards enhanced risk sensitivity of capital
3.5.4 Challenges
3.6 Risk mitigation
3.7 Regulatory gaps
4 Effective Supervision and Enforcement
4.1 Internal control and audit
4.2 External audit
4.3 Official oversight and inspection
4.3.1 Dereliction or forbearance
4.3.2 Requisite expertise
4.3.3 Supervisory approaches
4.4 Integrated supervision: quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
4.5 Transparency
4.5.1 Market disclosure
4.5.2 The case of credit registries
4.5.3 Other inputs
5 Financial Safety Nets
5.1 Span of protection
5.2 Deposit insurance rationale: moral hazard/protection trade-off
5.2.1 Genesis
5.2.2 Opposition to deposit insurance
5.3 Terms of deposit insurance
5.3.1 Adherence
5.3.2 Funding: ex ante versus ex post funding
5.3.3 Flat versus risk-sensitive premiums
5.3.4 Cyclicality and limits on insurance funds
5.4 Systemically-important groups
5.4.1 The consolidation process
5.4.2 Charging for the privileges of TBTF
5.4.3 Resolution
5.5 Mitigating moral hazard
5.5.1 Explicit versus implicit protection
5.5.2 Uninsured negotiable liabilities
5.5.3 Limiting protection per depositor
5.5.4 Reinsurance
5.5.5 Informing and training
5.5.6 Constraints on depositors' rights
5.6 Investors' protection
5.7 Recapitalizing financial institutions
5.8 Calibrating ultimate liquidity: from bubble to crunch
5.9 Non-commercial exposures
5.10 Safety nets and contestable markets
6 In Search of Financial Stability
6.1 Crisis prevention/management and the IMF
6.1.1 Moral hazard – the tequila crisis
6.1.2 The breakdown of a currency board – Argentina
6.1.3 IMF's rescues – an evaluation
6.2 Whither the IMF's focus?
6.2.1 Diagnosis of difficulties
6.2.2 Ultimate liquidity provider?
6.2.3 Facilitation of debt restructuring
6.2.4 Capital account liberalization
6.3 Financial co-ordination in emergencies
6.3.1 Dramatic losses of 2001
6.3.2 Prompt effective response
7 Overview and Conclusion: Regulatory Progress
7.1 Micro-level alerts
7.2 Macro-level crisis indicators
7.2.1 Country indicators
7.2.2 Bubbles and stocks
7.3 Regulatory cycles
7.4 Concluding remarks
Notes and References
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Tags: Zuhayr Mikdashi, Financial Sector, Globalization Perspectives, Political Economy