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Banks in Distress: Lessons from the American Experience of the 1980s - Lessons from the American Experience of the 1980s (Hardcover)
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Banks in Distress: Lessons from the American Experience of the 1980s - Lessons from the American Experience of the 1980s (Hardcover)
Series: International Banking, Finance and Economic Law Series Set
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The close of the 20th century saw a remarkably high incidence of
bank distress and insolvency. This book seeks to identify the
causes of this ongoing financial crisis and to draw lessons for the
future, with the aim of assisting developed, transition and
emerging economies alike to better cope with future crises. "Banks
in Distress" takes as its focus the major financial system crisis
experienced by the US in the 1980s, reviewing the evolution of the
US banking system and the legislative, regulatory, and monetary
policies of the 1980s which set the stage for the crises that
followed. The author argues that the financial difficulties in the
US, and to some extent the rest of the world, were largely
precipitated and exacerbated by government intervention into the
American domestic economy through uncoordinated monetary and fiscal
policy, as well as the uncoordinated enactment of regulatory,
supervisory and enforcement legislation and policy. The book in
particular examines the importance of asset valuation, asset value
inflation and deflation, and capital adequacy for banking and
financial services organizations, an understanding of which is
crucial to the development of a coherent regulatory framework. The
author considers what can be learned from the US experience and
suggests the need for significant changes in the banking law and
policy of most developed and emerging economies, arguing that a
stable and workable financial system requires transparent,
co-ordinated and proactive governmental policies in the banking,
fiscal, monetary and national economic areas.
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