Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance
1992 - 2025
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Volume 22, issue 4, 2014
- Reputation risk management in financial firms: protecting (some) small investors pp. 286-299

- Rasheed Saleuddin
- Meeting the rationale of deposit protection system pp. 300-317

- Nikoletta Kleftouri
- Analyzing Russian compliance with anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism, insider trading and anti-corruption laws pp. 318-327

- Maria Shalimova
- Evaluation of post-GFC policy response of New Zealand: non-banking perspective pp. 328-338

- Noel Yahanpath and Mahbubul Islam
- Compliance with Basel 2.5: banks’ approaches to implementing stressed VaR pp. 339-348

- Lukasz Prorokowski and Hubert Prorokowski
- Implications of online funding regulations for small businesses pp. 349-364

- Peter Yeoh
Volume 22, issue 3, 2014
- Economic freedom and bank efficiency: does ownership and origins matter? pp. 174-207

- Fadzlan Sufian and Muzafar Shah Habibullah
- Bank capital: the case against Basel pp. 208-218

- Karim Pakravan
- A proposal for an open-source financial risk model pp. 219-234

- Jong Ho Hwang
- The Investment Dealers Association of Canada’s enforcement record pp. 235-251

- Mark Lokanan
- Supervisory requirements and expectations for portfolio level counterparty credit risk measurement and management pp. 252-270

- Michael Jacobs
- Comprehensive risk measure – current challenges pp. 271-284

- Lukasz Prorokowski and Hubert Prorokowski
Volume 22, issue 2, 2014
- Financial services education pp. 78-95

- Richard Brophy
- Bank resolution costs, depositor preference and asset encumbrance pp. 96-114

- Daniel C. Hardy
- Do key investor information documents enhance retail investors’ understanding of financial products? Empirical evidence pp. 115-127

- Andreas Oehler, Andreas Höfer and Stefan Wendt
- Bank’s perspective on regulatory-driven changes to collateral management pp. 128-146

- Lukasz Prorokowski
- Swap futurization pp. 147-158

- Lisa Smack
- Distance-to-default measures and determinants for systemically important financial institutions pp. 159-172

- Natalya A. Schenck
Volume 22, issue 1, 2014
- Trustees and pension schemes in Ireland pp. 2-14

- Jim Stewart and Bridget McNally
- Shareholding in EU: is “indirect holding” approach appropriate in achieving financial integration? pp. 15-25

- Georgios Kouretas and Christina Tarnanidou
- The influences of sales compensations, management stringency and ethical evaluations on product recommendations made by insurance brokers pp. 26-42

- Lu-Ming Tseng and Yue-Min Kang
- PMI: mortgage backstop from the Alger Report to Dodd-Frank pp. 43-48

- Adolph Neidermeyer, Naomi E. Boyd and Presha Neidermeyer
- Stock price discreteness and clustering: decimals and ordered probit model pp. 49-60

- Haksoon Kim
- Game theory and sovereign wealth funds pp. 61-76

- Harry McVea and Nicholas Charalambu
Volume 21, issue 4, 2013
- How to reduce implicit bank debt guarantees? pp. 308-318

- Sebastian Schich
- Bancassurance: an insurance concept from a Irish perspective pp. 319-333

- Richard Brophy
- The effects of the 2008 short-sales ban pp. 334-352

- Laurence Copeland and Joseph T. Elliott
- Occupy risk weighting: how the minimum leverage ratio dominates capital requirements pp. 353-372

- Kersten Kellermann and Carsten Schlag
- The effectiveness of remuneration committees in European banks pp. 373-396

- Antonio Dell'Atti, Mariantonietta Intonti and Antonia Patrizia Iannuzzi
- The case for a roadmap towards financial regulatory convergence pp. 397-402

- Daniel Broby
Volume 21, issue 3, 2013
- Information infrastructure for systemic regulation pp. 204-216

- Sharada Alampalli
- Compliance function in Italian banks: organizational issues pp. 217-240

- Giuliana Birindelli and Paola Ferretti
- Macro and micro prudential regulatory failures between banks in the United Kingdom and Australia 2004‐2009 pp. 241-258

- Alison Lui
- The decline in abandoned corporate acquisitions in the UK: regulatory influences pp. 259-267

- Michael McCann
- Concentration and efficiency in the Vietnamese banking system between 1999 and 2009 pp. 268-283

- Thao Ngoc Nguyen and Chris Stewart
- Capital requirements for market risks pp. 284-304

- Alberto Burchi
Volume 21, issue 2, 2013
- Do loans fair value affect market value? Evidence from European banks pp. 108-120

- Danilo Drago, Maria Mazzuca and Renata Trinca Colonel
- Regulation of funds in Malta: the challenges ahead pp. 121-135

- Christopher P. Buttigieg and Martha Chetcuti
- Window dressing in mutual fund portfolios: fact or fiction? pp. 136-149

- Seung Hee Choi and Maneesh Chhabria
- The conundrum of legislating risk reduction through financial regulatory reform pp. 150-163

- James F. Gilsinan, Neil Seitz, James Fisher, Muhammad Q. Islam and James Millar
- The effects of legal protections and control‐ownership divergences on investor perceptions of foreign earnings pp. 164-187

- Chen‐Lung Chin, Yu‐Ju Chen, Gary Kleinman and Picheng Lee
- Meta‐regulation of OTC derivatives contracts post reform pp. 188-200

- Siona Listokin‐Smith
Volume 21, issue 1, 2013
- Could we rely on market discipline as a substitute for insurance regulation? pp. 4-15

- Fernando Castagnolo and Gustavo Ferro
- Bank failures and regulation: a critical review pp. 16-38

- Mikael Petitjean
- Legally scored pp. 39-50

- Wen Li Chan and Hsin‐Vonn Seow
- Managing compliance risk after MiFID pp. 51-68

- Paola Musile Tanzi, Giampaolo Gabbi, Daniele Previati and Paola Schwizer
- Setting an institutional and regulatory framework for trading platforms pp. 69-83

- Diego Valiante
- Co‐designing compliance to the Anti‐Money Laundering Act within the small and medium enterprise sector pp. 84-101

- Ameya Kelkar and Asha Rao
Volume 20, issue 4, 2012
- Will credit rating agency reforms be effective? pp. 356-366

- Scott J. Boylan
- Banking regulation in China: what, why, and how? pp. 367-384

- Wei Ping He
- Macroeconomic factors influencing UK household loan losses pp. 385-401

- Minh T.H. Dinh, Andrew W. Mullineux and Peter Muriu
- Follow the money pp. 402-416

- Paul Cavelaars and Joost Passenier
- Implementing CRD for investment firms: challenges for Malta pp. 417-432

- Christopher P. Buttigieg
- Non‐bank financial institutions regulation and risk‐taking pp. 433-450

- Isaac Ofoeda, Joshua Abor and Charles Adjasi
Volume 20, issue 3, 2012
- Development of insurance regulation in Ireland pp. 248-263

- Richard Brophy
- Bribery Act 2010: implications for regulated firms pp. 264-277

- Peter Yeoh
- Bank informational opacity: evidence from the Tunisian stock market pp. 278-292

- Lassaâd Mbarek and Dorra Mezzez Hmaied
- Risk management and Basel‐Accord‐implementation in Pakistan pp. 293-306

- Omar Masood and John Fry
- Derivatives listing strategy pp. 307-321

- George Karathanasis, Vasilios Sogiakas and Kenellos Toudas
- Bank failure and deposit protection in the Isle of Man pp. 322-351

- Philip Morris
Volume 20, issue 2, 2012
- The insufficiency of traditional safety nets: what bank resolution fund for Europe? pp. 116-146

- Maria J. Nieto and Gillian G. Garcia
- Towards a practical approach to responsible innovation in finance pp. 147-168

- Margaret Armstrong, Guillaume Cornut, Stéphane Delacôte, Marc Lenglet, Yuval Millo, Fabian Muniesa, Alexandre Pointier and Yamina Tadjeddine
- The effects of corporate governance on performance and financial distress pp. 169-181

- Hussein A. Hassan Al‐Tamimi
- Liquidity risk and performance of banking system pp. 182-195

- Ahmed Arif and Ahmed Nauman Anees
- Effective delays in portfolio disclosure pp. 196-211

- Seung Hee Choi and Maneesh Chhabria
- Central clearing for credit default swaps pp. 212-244

- Stan Cerulus
Volume 20, issue 1, 2012
- Bank regulation, governance and the crisis: a behavioral finance view pp. 4-25

- Robert Grosse
- Does CEO duality affect corporate performance? Evidence from the US banking crisis pp. 26-40

- Robert Carty and Gail Weiss
- Private action as a remedy against market manipulation in the USA pp. 41-55

- Ahmad Alkhamees
- The effects of violating banking regulations on the financial performance of the US banking industry pp. 56-71

- Mohamad Jamal Zeidan
- The efficacy of Regulation SHO in resolving naked shorts pp. 72-98

- Clay M. Moffett, Robert Brooks and Jin Q. Jeon
- The impact of introducing a pre‐close on the New Zealand share market pp. 99-110

- John Pinfold and Danyang He
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