NFI Policy Briefs

From Indiana State University, Scott College of Business, Networks Financial Institute
Contact information at EDIRC.
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Ray Thomas ().

Access Statistics for this working paper series.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

2018-PB-01: Mortgage Finance & Housing Reform: A Historical Context

R. Christopher Whalen

2017-PB-01: Financial Regulation in the Era of Donald Trump

R. Christopher Whalen

2015-PB-02: Insurance Regulation in the Dodd-Frank Era

Hester Peirce

2015-PB-01: Policy Drivers: Charting the New Course for U.S. Insurance Companies

Karen Shaw Petrou

2014-PB-03: Insurance Contracts and Derivatives that Substitute for Them: How and Where Should Their Systemic and Nonperformance Risks be Regulated?

Edward Kane

2014-PB-02: The Authority of the FSOC and the FSB to Designate SIFIs: Implications for the Regulation of Insurers in the United States after the Prudential Decision

Peter J. Wallison

2014-PB-01: Dodd-Frank and the Great Debate: Regulation vs. Growth

R. Christopher Whalen

2013-PB-07: The Past, Present and Future of U.S. Health Care Reform

Jonathan Gruber

2013-PB-06: How Obamacare Will Re-Shape the Practice of Medicine

Scott Gottlieb

2013-PB-05: ObamaCare: Rocky Politics, Stable Coverage

David B. Kendall

2013-PB-04: Should Financial Regulators Engage in International Policy Coordination?

David VanHoose

2013-PB-03: International Capital Rules: Harmonization, Conflict or Competition

Martin Grace

2013-PB-02: Systemic Risk and Regulation of the U.S. Insurance Industry

John Cummins and Mary Weiss

2013-PB-01: Why Fixing the 'Shadow Banking' Sector is Essential for the U.S. Housing Market

R. Christopher Whalen

2012-PB-02: U.S. Insurer Operations and Regulatory Standard Developments in the Global Market: A Timeline-based Examination

W. Jean Kwon

2012-PB-01: The Modernization of Insurance Company Solvency Regulation in the U.S.: Issues and Implications

Robert W. Klein

2011-PB-10: Why ObamaCare Must Be Repealed So We Can Begin Real Health Reform

Grace-Marie Turner

2011-PB-09: The Continuing Debate on Health Insurance Reform

Scott E. Harrington

2011-PB-08: Repeal and Replace: Ten Necessary Changes

John C. Goodman

2011-PB-07: A Report to the Federal Insurance Office

John Tatom and Terrie Troxel

2011-PB-06: Consumers’ Insurance Literacy

Sharon Tennyson

2011-PB-05: What is a Core Deposit and Why Does It Matter? Legislative and Regulatory Actions Regarding FDIC-insured Bank Deposits Pursuant to the Dodd-Frank Act

R. Christopher Whalen

2011-PB-04: Systemic Risks and Macroprudential Bank Regulation: A Critical Appraisal

David VanHoose

2011-PB-03: A New Deal for the 21st Century: Less Entitlement, More Accountability

R. Christopher Whalen

2011-PB-02: Will (Should) Dodd-Frank Survive?

Peter J. Wallison

2011-PB-01: Insurance Regulation and the Dodd-Frank Act

Scott E. Harrington

2010-PB-07: Rethinking Consumer Protection Regulation in Insurance Markets

Sharon Tennyson

2010-PB-06: Regulation of Bank Management Compensation

David VanHoose

2010-PB-05: Financial Legislation: The Promise and Record of the Financial Modernization Act of 1999

John Tatom

2010-PB-04: The Lure of Leveraging: Wall Street, Congress and the Invisible Government

James A. Leach

2010-PB-03: I am Superman: The Federal Reserve Board and the Neverending Crisis

R. Christopher Whalen

2010-PB-02: The Insurance Industry and Systemic Risk: Evidence and Discussion

Martin Grace

2010-PB-01: The Financial Turmoil of 2007-09: Sinners and Their Sins

George G. Kaufman

2009-PB-13: Analyzing the Role for a Consumer Financial Protection Agency

Sharon Tennyson

2009-PB-12: Internet Banking

David VanHoose

2009-PB-11: Is It Possible to Re-Privatize the U.S. Financial System?

R. Christopher Whalen

2009-PB-10: Personal Finance: Past, Present and Future

Tahira K. Hira

2009-PB-09: Did the 'Repeal' of Glass-Steagall Have Any Role in the Financial Crisis? Not Guilty. Not Even Close

Peter J. Wallison

2009-PB-08C: The Importance of Monitoring and Mitigating the Safety-Net Consequences of Regulation-Induced Innovation

Edward Kane

2009-PB-07: Glass-Steagall in Our Future: How Straight, How Narrow

Martin Mayer

2009-PB-06a: Unmet Duties in Managing Financial Safety Nets

Edward Kane

2009-PB-05: How to Avoid the Next Taxpayer Bailout of the Financial System: The Narrow Banking Proposal

Ronnie Phillips and Alessandro Roselli

2009-PB-04: Rebuilding the U.S. Banking System: Back to Basics in Financial Markets and Institutions

R. Christopher Whalen

2009-PB-03: The Implications of Solvency II for U.S. Insurance Regulation

Therese M. Vaughan

2009-PB-02: A Reexamination of Federal Regulation of the Insurance Industry

Martin Grace

2009-PB-01: Two-Sided Markets, Bank Card Payment Networks, and Public Policy

David VanHoose

2008-PB-06: Policy Implications of Endogenous Sunk Fixed Costs in Banking: Has U.S. Antitrust Policy Been on the Wrong Track?

David VanHoose

2008-PB-05: Interest on Reserves: Implications for Banking and Policymaking

David VanHoose

2008-PB-04: The Subprime Crisis - Cause, Effect and Consequences

R. Christopher Whalen

2008-PB-03: State Regulation and Consumer Protection in the Insurance Industry

Sharon Tennyson