Journal of Banking Regulation
2009 - 2025
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Volume 26, issue 3, 2025
- Corporate governance and financial performance of Islamic banks: new international evidence pp. 305-319

- Abdulrahman F. Alshehri
- Central bank committee decision-making: a systematic literature review and research agenda pp. 320-339

- Bruno Beltrão Léo, Maria Teresa Vieira Campos Proença and Carlos Francisco Ferreira Alves
- Open banking: a systematic literature review pp. 340-355

- Ana Maria Barbosa Casolaro, Gabriela Nogueira Rauber and Ursula Silveira Monteiro Lima
- The Senior Managers and Certification Regime in UK practice and global context pp. 356-369

- Eleanore Hickman and Alan Brener
- Automated bail-in: eliminating regulatory restraints pp. 370-391

- Urs B. Lendermann
- Operationalization of the construct “Business model of a Bank”: clustering analyses with deep neural networks pp. 392-407

- Manfred Herdt and Hermann Schulte-Mattler
- A study on the EBA stress test results: influence of bank-, portfolio-, and country-level characteristics pp. 408-432

- J. Hernández, J. Población, N. Suárez and J. Tarancón
- The determination of bank interest rate margins: Is there a role for macroprudential policy? pp. 433-463

- E. Philip Davis, Dilruba Karim and Dennison Noel
- Liquidity funding and lending in MENA pp. 464-473

- Marwan Alzoubi
- Stability of the euro area banking sector since the SSM implementation: deriving ABSI with ESG component included pp. 474-502

- Emilija Popovska and Marko Košak
- Crowdfunding and entrepreneurial/SME finance: regulatory framework for financial inclusion pp. 503-517

- Habib Ahmed
- A global snapshot on the cyclicality of provisions: unveiling IFRS 9’s impact pp. 518-530

- Oren Mooneeapen and Phillip de Jager
- Resolution of non-performing assets: regulatory, supervisory and policy response in India in pre- and post-COVID-19 scenario pp. 531-552

- Ayush Dimri
- Do less harm than good? Analyzing the effects of anti-money laundering regulations on income inequality in developing economies pp. 553-572

- Folorunsho M. Ajide, Titus Ayobami Ojeyinka, Abdulazeez Bunmi Egbewole and Reon Matemane
- Bank risk-taking and optimal bailout resources pp. 573-578

- Andreas Krause
- Impacts of the implementation of the expected credit loss model on reserves in the Portuguese banking sector pp. 579-589

- Miguel Resende, Carla Carvalho and Cecília Carmo
- Governance, business model and size as drivers of loan’s portfolio management and provisioning in European banks pp. 590-609

- Renata Karkowska, Zbigniew Korzeb, Anna Matysek and Paweł Niedziółka
- Banking for a greener future: a systematic review of sustainable initiatives in South Asia pp. 610-626

- Muhammad Ashar Asdullah, Waqas Ahamd Watto, Ali Ijaz and Muhammad Zeshan
Volume 26, issue 2, 2025
- The Banking Union’s resolution or liquidation approach pp. 111-128

- Ricardo Cabral
- Bank charter values and operational risk pp. 129-148

- Sebastian Bautista, Alireza Ebrahim and Natalya Schenck
- Indebtedness and labor risk sorting across consumer lender types in Chile pp. 149-163

- Carlos Madeira
- Differences and interactions between banks’ financial statements and prudential regulation pp. 164-175

- Katalin Mérő and Ágnes Tardos
- The impact of house prices on banking stability in Vietnam: the moderating role of investor sentiment pp. 176-195

- Nguyen Thi Nhung, Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen, Vo Hoai Anh, Nguyen Phuong Thao and Trinh Thao Van
- Cross-border banking and bank stability: evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 196-213

- Sopani Gondwe, Tendai Gwatidzo and Nyasha Mahonye
- The impact of PSD2 regulation on the financial performance of non-bank payment service providers: the case of Spain pp. 214-231

- David Peón and Yanfei Sun
- Assessment of banks' resilience and financial stress in countercyclical martial law conditions pp. 232-244

- Volodymyr Korneev, Oleksandr Dziubliuk, Andrii Tymkiv, Volodymyr Antkiv and Nataliia Kucherenko
- M&A as banking resolution tool: returns of experience from Switzerland and the European Union pp. 245-260

- Elise Lefeuvre
- Does the environmental impact of banks affect their financial performance? pp. 261-278

- Silvia Bressan
- The case for a less deposit-intensive banking model pp. 279-287

- Joseph Bitar
- Elusive competition: impact of non-bank credit providers’ financing on credit market competition pp. 288-303

- Labib Shami
Volume 26, issue 1, 2025
- Bank’s strategic interaction, adverse price dynamics and systemic liquidity risk pp. 1-24

- Ulrich Krüger, Christoph Roling, Leonid Silbermann and Lui-Hsian Wong
- The impact of central bank independence and transparency on banks' non-performing loans and economic stability pp. 25-40

- Abdullah Mamoon, Frank Kwabi, Ernest Ezeani and Wansu Hu
- Enforcement actions against European banks in the years 2005–2022. Do financial penalties imposed on European banks follow any patterns? pp. 41-53

- Zbigniew Korzeb, Michał Bernardelli and Paweł Niedziółka
- Banks stock market reaction to the Italian and Spanish windfall tax announcement: an event study pp. 54-61

- António Miguel Martins
- The rise and fall of Silvergate Bank: lessons for prudential regulation of crypto-sector banking pp. 62-84

- Mark Warren
- Prudential net zero transition plans: the potential of a new regulatory instrument pp. 85-99

- Simon Dikau, Nick Robins, Agnieszka Smoleńska, Jens van’t Klooster and Ulrich Volz
- Transitional role of risk and uncertainty on bank-based versus market-based relationship: evidence from MENA region pp. 100-109

- Nkwor Nelson Nwani, Austin Ujunwa, Chinwe R. Okoyeuzu, Angela Ujunwa, Ebere Ume Kalu and Mamdouh Abdulaziz Saleh Al-Faryan
Volume 25, issue 4, 2024
- Legal implications of automated suspicious transaction monitoring: enhancing integrity of AI pp. 359-377

- Umut Turksen, Vladlena Benson and Bogdan Adamyk
- The audit of banks in the USA: Has it changed since the financial crisis? pp. 378-403

- Paul Tanyi and Jack Cathey
- Risk-taking in banks: does skin-in-the-game really matter? pp. 404-424

- Fernando Moreira
- Analysing decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs): limits and perspective pp. 425-436

- José Zapata Sevilla
- Assessment of macroprudential strategy documents: Are they ready for the challenges ahead? pp. 437-450

- Anna Dobrzańska and Paweł Smaga
- What have we learned about political participation changing a financial centre’s competitiveness? pp. 451-466

- Bryane Michael
- Central Bank Digital Currencies and financial integrity: finding a new trade-off between privacy and traceability within a changing financial architecture pp. 467-486

- Giulio Soana and Thomaz Arruda
Volume 25, issue 3, 2024
- How do board and ownership characteristics affect bank risk-taking? New evidence from sub-Saharan Africa pp. 209-233

- Douglas A. Adu
- The impact of corporate governance mechanisms on mitigating banks’ propensity for risk-taking pp. 234-255

- Chris Magnis, Stephanos Papadamou and George Emmanuel Iatridis
- Heterogeneity of business models and banking sector resilience pp. 256-271

- Bernardo P. Marques and Carlos Alves
- Credit risk of Vietnamese commercial banks: does capital structure matter? pp. 272-283

- Nam Pham Hai and Chi Le Ha Diem
- Why European banks adjust their dividend payouts? pp. 284-304

- Marco Belloni, Maciej Grodzicki and Mariusz Jarmuzek
- Macro-prudential regulations and systemic risk: the role of country-level governance indicators pp. 305-325

- Muhammad Suhail Rizwan, Anum Qureshi and Irfan Ullah Sahibzada
- Macroprudential policy, bank competition and bank risk in East Asia pp. 326-358

- Ka Kei Chan, E. Philip Davis and Dilruba Karim
Volume 25, issue 2, 2024
- Merger as an only rescue/choice: lessons from a public sector bank of India pp. 95-111

- Gaganpreet Kaur and Anju Bala
- Financing the orderly transition to a low carbon economy in the EU: the regulatory framework for the banking channel pp. 112-126

- María J. Nieto and Chryssa Papathanassiou
- Assessing the determinants of banking stability in the MENA region: what role for economic and financial freedom? pp. 127-144

- Nesrine Djebali
- Banking services and financial inclusion in India’s poorest regions pp. 145-159

- Indrajeet Kumar
- Banking stability determinants: evidence from Portugal pp. 160-178

- Maria Teresa Garcia and Simão Rodrigues Abreu
- The effect of political institutions on the interplay between banking regulation and banks’ risk pp. 179-196

- Tiago M. Dutra, João C. A. Teixeira and José Carlos Dias
- Gambling bank behaviour, incentive mechanism, and sanctions: A two-stage model pp. 197-208

- Isabel Strecker
Volume 25, issue 1, 2024
- The bail-in credibility: barking dogs seldom bite pp. 1-19

- Giulio Velliscig, Maurizio Polato, Josanco Floreani and Enrica Bolognesi
- Supervisory forward guidance: the effectiveness of the 2020 euro area supervisory capital relief on the bank credit supply channel pp. 20-41

- Silviu Oprică and Claudia Schwarz
- Corporate governance of Islamic banks: a sustainable model to protect the participatory depositor? pp. 42-48

- Simona Franzoni and Asma Ait Allali
- Issues when the parental and host country systemic institution buffers differ: the case of Czechia pp. 49-57

- Lukáš Pfeifer
- Household debt service ratio in a developing economy: borrower-based analytical tools and macroprudential policy overview in Kazakhstan pp. 58-72

- Zhandos Ybrayev, Andrey Talakin, Yerlan Kairullayev and Talgat Zharkynbay
- Do institutions matter? Political economy of the enhancement of banking supervision pp. 73-83

- Sawa Omori
- Crypto-asset activities and markets in the European Union: issues, challenges and considerations for regulation, supervision and oversight pp. 84-93

- Christoph Wronka
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