Separation of Investment Banking Activities from Universal Banks

Name: Separation of Investment Banking Activities from Universal Banks
Brand: Bompotis, Nikitas
SKU: NW-9781839705779
Price: 156.0 EUR
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Sommaire Part&ensp;I. STRUCTURAL REFORMS, BANKING MODELS AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM Chapter 1. – Banks and Structural Reforms within the Financial System: Setting the Scene Chapter 2. – Banking Models and Structural Reforms: a Gordian Knot? Part&ensp;II. REGULATION THROUGH STRUCTURAL REFORMS: CASE STUDIES ACROSS THE WORLD Chapter 1. – United States: A Game of 'Thrones and Crises' Chapter 2. – Canada: The Impeccable Neighbour? Chapter 3. – Japan: A Tale of Unsuccessful Successes Chapter 4. – United Kingdom: From Universalism to 'Ring-Fencing' Chapter 5. – European Union: From Universal Banking to... Universal (?) Banking Part&ensp;III.ANALYSIS OF THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN THE STRUCTURAL REFORMS AND THE FINDINGS FROM THE CASE STUDY JURISDICTIONS Chapter 1. – Structural Reforms Regulation and Financial Stability: Interactions and Implications Chapter 2. – Concluding Remarks. Answering the Important Question: Is Regulation through Structural Reforms An Effective Way to Prevent the Financial System from Instability Events and Turmoil? References& Bibliography ,Note biographique Nikitas E. Bompotis: ,PrésentationOffers a comprehensive and accessible discussion of a highly complex but critical area of financial regulation Are banks allowed to speculate on the financial markets and do proprietary trading and other risky activities, thus endangering retail deposits? Afficher moinsAfficher plus

Bompotis, Nikitas

Separation of Investment Banking Activities from Universal Banks

156,00 €

Le Pitch

Sommaire Part&ensp;I. STRUCTURAL REFORMS, BANKING MODELS AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM Chapter 1. – Banks and Structural Reforms within the Financial System: Setting the Scene Chapter 2. – Banking Models and Structural Reforms: a Gordian Knot? Part&ensp;II. REGULATION THROUGH STRUCTURAL REFORMS: CASE STUDIES ACROSS THE WORLD Chapter 1. – United States: A Game of 'Thrones and Crises' Chapter 2. – Canada: The Impeccable Neighbour? Chapter 3. – Japan: A Tale of Unsuccessful Successes Chapter 4. – United Kingdom: From Universalism to 'Ring-Fencing' Chapter 5. – European Union: From Universal Banking to... Universal (?) Banking Part&ensp;III.ANALYSIS OF THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN THE STRUCTURAL REFORMS AND THE FINDINGS FROM THE CASE STUDY JURISDICTIONS Chapter 1. – Structural Reforms Regulation and Financial Stability: Interactions and Implications Chapter 2. – Concluding Remarks. Answering the Important Question: Is Regulation through Structural Reforms An Effective Way to Prevent the Financial System from Instability Events and Turmoil? References& Bibliography ,Note biographique Nikitas E. Bompotis: ,PrésentationOffers a comprehensive and accessible discussion of a highly complex but critical area of financial regulation Are banks allowed to speculate on the financial markets and do proprietary trading and other risky activities, thus endangering retail deposits? Afficher moinsAfficher plus