Palgrave Macmillan Studies in Banking and Financial Institutions

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Evolution of the Central Bank of Nigeria: Yomi Makanjuola
Portuguese Banks and Their Expansion in Portuguese-Language Countries: Anabela Sérgio
Investment Strategies of Institutional Investors: An International Comparison of Sovereign Pension and Social Security Reserve Funds: Alberto Dreassi, Stefano Miani and Andrea Paltrinieri
Conclusions: Valerio Lemma
Turkey: A. Cimenoglu, M. Ferrazzi and D. Revoltella
Why do Banking Crises Occur? An Evolutionary Model of Swedish Banking Crises: Hans Sjögren and Sverre Knutsen
AML/CFT and Cybersecurity Laws in Mexico: Felix I. Lessambo
Accounting for the Level of Success of Firms in Achieving Their Objectives for Using Derivatives: Frank Bezzina, Simon Grima and Joseph Falzon
Stock Exchange Mergers in the Aftermath of the Crisis: New Insights: Maurizio Polato and Josanco Floreani
Portfolio Management: Tommaso Giordani and Corrado Giannasca
Financial Dualism in Ghana: The Implications for Monetary Policy on Loan Variations: P. Adjei and R. K. Ayisi
Business Transformation, Strategy, and Organization: The Issue is in the Execution: Anna Omarini
Do Individual Investors Drive Volatility? Evidence from the Robintrack Dataset: Timothy King and Ville Valkama
Central Bank Independence, Exchange Rate Regime, Monetary Policy and Inflation in Africa: Abel M. Agoba, Vera Fiador, Emmanuel Sarpong-Kumankoma and Jarjisu Sa-Aadu
Almost Concluding Thoughts Between a Comparative Analysis and a Sensitivity Analysis: Look Over the Regulatory View: Paola Leone, Vitantonio Matarazzo, Pasqualina Porretta and Mario Vellella
Facts and Figures, 1993–2004: Yener Altunbas, Blaise Gadanecz and Alper Kara
Optimized Funding: Djurdjica Ognjenovic
Responsibilities of Financial Regulation: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Conclusions and Perspectives: Vincenzo D’Apice and Giovanni Ferri
The G-20 Conference, Central Banks, and Garbage Collection: Dimitris N. Chorafas
Credit Rating Agencies: Angela Troisi
Biased or Unbiased Risk Tolerance in Financial Decision Making: Caterina Lucarelli and Gianni Brighetti
The Systems and Mechanisms of the European Central Bank and National Central Banks: Christos V. Gortsos
Sovereign Green Bonds in Europe: Are They Effective in Supporting the Green Transition?: Giuseppina Chesini
Conclusions: Daniela Pîrvu
Financial Crowdfunding Regulation in EU Countries: Paolo Butturini
Deepening Banking Reforms of China to Ensure Sustainable Growth in a Global World: René Linden
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority: Felix I. Lessambo
Insurance Companies: Prospective Business Models: Natalia Adamchuk, Vladimir Osipov and Lyudmila Tsvetkova
Non-performing Assets: T. R. Bishnoi and Sofia Devi
Postlude: The Future for European Payments and the Emergence of a Global Agenda: Ruth Wandhöfer
A Synopsis of Consumer Lending Patterns in Formal Financial Institutions and Lenders’ Responses to Regulatory Reforms in Nigeria: Philemon Iko-Ojo Omede
Top Players in Central and Eastern Europe: Does their Widespread Presence Enhance Bank Efficiency?: Katarzyna Mikołajczyk
Conclusion: Egidio Palmieri and Enrico Fioravante Geretto
Payments as a Business for Banks: Dominique Rambure and Alec Nacamuli
Islamic and Conventional Exchanges: A Performance Analysis and Governance Perspectives: Josanco Floreani, Andrea Paltrinieri, Maurizio Polato and Flavio Pichler
The competitive future of internationalization strategies: Alfred Slager
Central Banks’ Commitment to Stakeholders: CSR in the Eurosystem: 2006–2016: Vincenzo Farina, Giuseppe Galloppo and Daniele A. Previati
AML/CFT and Cybersecurity Laws in Argentina: Felix I. Lessambo
Conclusions: Gabriel Tortella and José Luis García Ruiz
The Case for a New Reprofiling of Greek Public Debt and Why a Relaxation of the Bailout Program’s Future Fiscal Targets May Prove to Be a Self-Financing Policy Shift: Fokion Karavias and Platon Monokroussos
The Role of Competitive Framework for Sound Banking Sector in the EU-15 and the EU-12: Małgorzata Pawłowska
Options, Decisions and Implementation under Extreme Market Conditions: Economic Policy in Greece the Day After: Nikolas G. Haritakis
Conclusion: Laura Chiaramonte
Techno-Organizational Diversity, Network Topologies and the Manageability of Banks: Alexandros-Andreas Kyrtsis
Conclusions and Implications: Greta Benedetta Ferilli
The Regulation of Insurance: Robert L. Carter and Peter Falush
Entry to the World Trade Organisation: Violaine Cousin
Internal Controls and Cooperative Banks: V. Stefanelli
Concluding Remarks: Yener Altunbas, Alper Kara and Özlem Olgu