CiNii 図書 - Contemporary issues in the post-crisis regulatory landscape

The book deals with contemporary issues in financial regulation, given the post-crisis regulatory landscape. The major idea put forward is that rampant corruption and fraud in the financial sector provide the main justification for financial regulation. Specific issues that are dealt with include the proposition that the Efficient Market Hypothesis was both a cause and a casualty of the global financial crisis. The book also examines the regulation of remuneration in the financial sector, credit rating agencies and shadow banking. Also considered is financial reform in Iceland and the proposal to move away from fractional reserve banking to a system of sovereign money. A macroeconomic/regulatory issue that is also considered is quantitative easing and the resulting environment of ultra-low interest rates.

The Post-Crisis Regulatory Landscape: An Overview
Regulatory Issues in the Aftermath of the Crisis
Financial Regulation as a Response to Corruption and Fraud
The War on Regulation: REH, WC, GM and All That
The Efficient Market Hypothesis as a Weapon of Mass Destruction
The Regulation of Remuneration in the Financial Sector
The Regulation of Shadow Banking
The Regulation of Credit Rating Agencies
The Regulatory Implications of Quantitative Easing
Financial Reform in Iceland
The Way Forward

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