Journal of Financial Regulation

Volume 1 - 10

Current editor(s): Dan Awrey, GeneviÃ¨ve Helleringer and Wolf-Georg Ringe

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Controlling the Long-Term Problem of Short-Term Funding pp. 101-149: Brian A Johnson and Hal S Scott
Controlling the Long-Term Problem of Short-Term Funding pp. 101-149: Brian A Johnson and Hal S Scott
The EU’s Regulatory Commitment to a European Harmonized Pension Product (PEPP): The Portability of Pension Rights vis-à-vis the Free Movement of Capital pp. 150-178: Kyra Borg, Andrea Minto and Hans van Meerten
The EU’s Regulatory Commitment to a European Harmonized Pension Product (PEPP): The Portability of Pension Rights vis-à-vis the Free Movement of Capital pp. 150-178: Kyra Borg, Andrea Minto and Hans van Meerten
The Myth of Diversification: The Destabilizing Impact of Diversification on Financial Institutions pp. 179-219: Kwon-Yong Jin
The Myth of Diversification: The Destabilizing Impact of Diversification on Financial Institutions pp. 179-219: Kwon-Yong Jin
The Disruption of the Prudential Regulatory Framework pp. 220-238: Paolo Siciliani
The Disruption of the Prudential Regulatory Framework pp. 220-238: Paolo Siciliani
The Case for Market-Based Stress Tests pp. 239-248: John Vickers
The Case for Market-Based Stress Tests pp. 239-248: John Vickers
Volume Limit: An Effective Response to the India Flash Crash? pp. 249-255: Viktoria Dalko and Michael H Wang
Volume Limit: An Effective Response to the India Flash Crash? pp. 249-255: Viktoria Dalko and Michael H Wang

Inaction in Macro-prudential Supervision: Assessing the EU’s Response pp. 1-28: Pierre Schammo
Ignorance, Debt, and Cryptocurrencies: The Old and the New in the Law and Economics of Concurrent Currencies* pp. 29-63: Hossein Nabilou and André Prüm
State Contingent Debt as Insurance for Euro Area Sovereigns pp. 64-90: Maria Demertzis and Stavros Zenios
Should Fair-lending Investigators Better Mix Qualitative and Quantitative Methods? pp. 91-100: Christopher E Cosans

The Disruption of Retail Banking: A Competition Analysis of the Implications for Financial Stability and Monetary Policy pp. 167-189: Paolo Siciliani
Sovereign Bond Contracts: Flaws in the Public Data? pp. 190-208: Andrea E Kropp, W Mark C Weidemaier and Mitu Gulati
Third-Country Equivalence and Access to the EU Financial Markets Including in Case of Brexit pp. 209-275: Eddy Wymeersch
Towards a Global Financial Register? The Case for End Investor Transparency in Central Securities Depositories pp. 276-313: Delphine Nougayrède
Building a Stable European Deposit Insurance Scheme pp. 314-320: Dirk Schoenmaker
How Effective are the Order-to-Trade Ratio and Resting Time Regulations? pp. 321-325: Viktoria Dalko and Michael H Wang
The Financial Stability Aspects of the EU-wide Stress Test pp. 326-336: André Ebner

Rethinking Operational Risk Capital Requirements pp. 1-34: Peter Sands, Gordon Liao and Yueran Ma
Too Complex to Work: A Critical Assessment of the Bail-in Tool under the European Bank Recovery and Resolution Regime pp. 35-72: Tobias Tröger
Securitisation, Ring-Fencing, and Housing Bubbles: Financial Stability Implications of UK and EU Bank Reforms pp. 73-118: Jay Cullen
The Scope for Financial Stability Considerations in the Fulfilment of the Mandate of the ECB/Eurosystem pp. 119-156: Georgios Psaroudakis
Capital Markets Union and the Fintech Opportunity pp. 157-165: Maria Demertzis, Silvia Merler and Guntram Wolff

Always Crashing in the Same Car—Clearinghouse Rescue in the United States under Dodd–Frank pp. 133-158: Stephen J. Lubben
Integrating Stress Tests within the Basel III Capital Framework: A Macroprudentially Coherent Approach pp. 159-186: Pierluigi Bologna and Anatoli Segura
The International Campaign to Create Ethical Bankers pp. 187-209: David Zaring
Do Profit-sharing Investment Account Holders Provide Market Discipline in an Islamic Banking System? pp. 210-232: Omar Alaeddin, Simon Archer, Rifaat Ahmed Abdel Karim and Mohamed Shah
Culprits or Bystanders? Offshore Jurisdictions and the Global Financial Crisis pp. 233-261: Daniel Haberly and Dariusz Wójcik
A Capital Markets Union for a Divided Europe pp. 262-279: Danny Busch
Revisiting the Taper Tantrum: A Case for International Monetary Policy Coordination pp. 280-289: Kanad Bagchi

Bonded to the State: A Network Perspective on China's Corporate Debt Market pp. 1-39: Li-Wen Lin and Curtis J. Milhaupt
The UK as a Third Country Actor in EU Financial Services Regulation pp. 40-65: Eilís Ferran
Structural Reforms in Banking: The Role of Trading pp. 66-88: Jan Krahnen, Felix Noth and Ulrich Schüwer
The Limits of Globalizing Basel Banking Standards pp. 89-124: Emily Jones and Alexandra O. Zeitz
Designing Virtual Currency Regulation in Japan: Lessons from the Mt Gox Case pp. 125-131: Mai Ishikawa

The Global Investment Banks are now all Becoming American: Does that Matter for Europeans? pp. 163-181: Charles Goodhart and Dirk Schoenmaker
Taking Identity Seriously: When Identity Meets Regulation pp. 182-202: Mehmet Kerem Coban
The Regulation of PRIIPs: Great Ambitions, Insurmountable Challenges? pp. 203-224: Veerle Colaert
Bank Capital Structure and Financial Innovation: Antagonists or Two Sides of the Same Coin? pp. 225-263: Lorenzo Sasso
The Systemic Risk Buffer for UK Banks: A Response to the Bank of England’s Consultation Paper pp. 264-282: John Vickers
Current Developments in India’s Monetary Policy Framework pp. 283-290: Vishrut Kansal
Entry Restriction, Shadow Banking, and the Structure of Monetary Institutions pp. 291-295: Morgan Ricks

Systemically Significant Prices pp. 1-20: Robert C. Hockett and Saule T. Omarova
The Extraterritorial Regulation of Clearinghouses pp. 21-55: Yesha Yadav and Dermot Turing
Too Connected to Fail: The Regulation of Systemic Risk within Australia's Superannuation System pp. 56-78: Scott Donald, Hazel Bateman, Ross Buckley, Kevin Liu and Rob Nicholls
Designing Financial Supervision: The Puzzling Case of the FIUs against Money Laundering pp. 79-113: Donato Masciandaro and Alessio Volpicella
Fiscal Governance: How Can the Eurozone Get What It Needs? pp. 114-129: David Vines
Capital Markets Union: A Vision for the Long Term pp. 130-153: Nicolas Véron and Guntram Wolff
The Implementation of the BRRD in Italy and its First Test: Policy Implications pp. 154-161: Lorenzo Stanghellini