Journal of Banking Regulation

2009 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dalvinder Singh

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The future of central bank data pp. 185-194: David Bholat
Leveraging data for financial stability monitoring pp. 195-208: T Dessa Glasser
Judgement-led regulation: Reflections on data and discretion pp. 209-220: Andromachi Georgosouli
Defining forward looking, judgement-based supervision pp. 221-227: Rosa M Lastra
Defining and delivering judgement-based supervision: The interface with the legal system pp. 228-240: Joanna Gray and Peter Christian Metzing
The rise and success of the barcode: Some lessons for financial services pp. 241-254: Alistair Milne
The financial industry business ontology: Best practice for big data pp. 255-268: Mike Bennett
Recent developments in restructuring the Austrian banking reporting system pp. 269-284: Erich Hille
Systemic risk analytics: A data-driven multi-agent financial network (MAFN) approach pp. 285-305: Sheri Markose
The Great Financial Crisis: Setting priorities for new statistics pp. 306-317: Claudio Borio

Modelling the liquidity ratio as macroprudential instrument pp. 91-106: Jan Willem End and Mark Kruidhof
An overview on the inconsistencies of approach in regulating the capital position of banks: Will the United Kingdom step out of line with Europe&quest pp. 107-133: Nigel Clayton
The impact of Shari’ah governance practices on Shari’ah compliance in contemporary Islamic finance pp. 134-163: Ahmad Alkhamees
Macroprudential regulation: A contradiction in its own terms pp. 164-182: George Mészáros
Money laundering: An endless cycle? A comparative analysis of anti-money laundering policies in the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada pp. 183-184: M M Gallant

Financial and regulatory failure: The case of Ireland pp. 1-15: Kenneth Patrick Vincent O'Sullivan and Stephen Kinsella
Is meta-regulation all it's cracked up to be? The case of UK financial regulation pp. 16-32: Folarin Akinbami
A critical evaluation of the European credit default swap reform: Its challenges and adverse effects as a result of insufficient assumptions pp. 33-60: Frederik Dømler
The reason for the regulation of contracts for difference and its impact on hedge fund activism pp. 61-79: Christian Alexander Mecklenburg-Guzmán
Regulatory capture in China's banking sector pp. 80-90: He Wei Ping

Just how big is the too-big-to-fail problem&quest pp. 265-299: James Barth, Apanard (Penny) Prabha and Phillip Swagel
Cross-border banking supervision: Incentive conflicts in supervisory information sharing between home and host supervisors pp. 300-319: Katia D'Hulster
Basel 2.5: A lot of sizzle but little nutritional value pp. 320-335: Imad Moosa
Retail ring-fencing of banks and its implications pp. 336-348: Alison Lui

US regulatory reform pp. 1-5: G A Walker
Supervisory approaches and financial market development: Some correlation-based evidence pp. 6-30: Peik Granlund
The reform of UK financial regulation pp. 31-75: Maximilian Hall
The Credit Crunch – Are credit unions able to ride out the storm&quest pp. 76-86: Nicholas Ryder and Clare Chambers
The match king Ivar Kreuger and the financial scandal of the century pp. 87-90: Andrew Cornford