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Regulating Finance - Balancing Freedom and Risk (Hardcover, New)
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Regulating Finance - Balancing Freedom and Risk (Hardcover, New)
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Grounding its analysis in the historical evolution of financial
regulation, this book addresses a range of public policy issues
that concern the design of financial regulation and its
enforcement, and contributes several new ideas to the debate in
this field. Financial systems have become more competitive across
sectors of financial institutions and nations, and direct
regulations have been removed in pursuit of efficiency. However, as
the risk of institutional failures has increased, de-regulation has
had to be followed by re-regulation. In which form should this
happen? This book answers this question. First revisiting the issue
of "why to regulate", Padoa-Schioppa argues that the need to
continue to regulate banks in a special way follows from their key
role as liquidity providers. At the same time, his argument
recognizes the need for close interplay in the regulation of
different financial sectors. The book goes on to discuss "how"
regulation should be carried out in the modern environment. It
should be market-friendly, but the balance between official
intervention and market discipline is difficult to get right.
Moreover, in an increasingly international context, financial
regulation has to be evenly applied across countries to avoid
regulatory arbitrage. The final part of the book turns to issues
specifically connected with developments in the European Union. One
major issue is the maintenance of financial stability in the Euro
area where the financial system is becoming especially integrated.
Another major issue is the appropriate role of central banks. As
the literature and practice are still very much under development,
Padoa-Schioppa analyses the general aspects of the financial
stability function of central banks - particularly in relation to
the monetary policy and supervision functions - as well as the
tools available for the Eurosystem.
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