New Regulation of the Financial Industry

Written by a leading financial analyst, this new book provides a detailed overview of the new regulatory environment facing the financial industry. Whilst the 1980s and early 1990s focused on deregulation within the financial sector, today a key point of interest has become re-regulation - and in a global setting. The new rules of supervision stress transparency and market discipline, which has an impact on trading strategies and lending patterns as well as ways of managing assets and liabilities.
Written for analysts, traders, technologists and managers of financial institutions, this book provides coverage of the aftermath of this new regulatory environment, and the implications of globalisation and technological developments.
Contents
The Evolving Role of Regulators in the Banking Industry
The Search for a New Global Financial Architecture
Systemic Risk, Bank Supervision and Follow-the-Sun Overdraft
Structuring the Regulatory Environment: Examples from the United States
Changes in Bank Legislation: Examples from Germany
Hands-on Experience with Bank Supervision
The Integration of Supervisory Duties by the Financial Services Authority: an Example from Britain
Cross-Border Supervision of Banks, Non-Banks and Internet Commerce
Rigorous Approaches to the Management of Financial Risk Factors
Model Risk and the Control of Eigenmodels by the Supervisors
Rethinking and Revamping the 1998 Capital Accord
Central Banks, Commercial Banks and Repurchase Agreements
Redefining Reporting Requirements and Opening New Frontiers
Regulators, and the Wave of Mergers in Banking
Debt Management Strategies and the Restructure of Assets and Liabilities
by Sovereigns
Author Biographies
DIMITRIS N. CHORAFAS is a leading academic and consultant and author of more than 100 books.
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