Add to ORKGThe development of a harmonized system for resolving the failures of large, international financial institutions is considered by academics and policy-makers to be critical to reducing systemic risk and reducing the probability that the insolvency of a major bank will lead to a global economic collapse. Reaching agreement on how to develop this harmonized system for financial institutions with significant transnational assets and liabilities has proved elusive thus far. Commentators in favor of a more international and less parochial approach to resolving bank failures can point to a number of extremely high-profile events that demonstrate the manifest unfairness of resolving bank failures on an individual basis. The bankruptcies of Lehman ...
The global financial system has proven increasingly unstable and crisis-prone since the early 1980s....
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
This article discusses the recent financial crisis and argues that the government’s actions contribu...
The development of a harmonized system for resolving the failures of large, international financial ...
The global financial crisis caused widespread harm not just to the financial system, but also to mil...
The global financial crisis caused widespread harm not just to the financial system, but also to mil...
The British bank Northern Rock failed on September 14, 2007; U.S. investment bank Bear Stearns colla...
Successive episodes of financial crises raise the question of whether international financial law is...
The British bank Northern Rock failed on September 14, 2007; U.S. investment bank Bear Stearns colla...
Academics and policy-makers often argue for a harmonized international system to resolve the failure...
Bilateral agreements are the future of global bank liquidations, according to panelists at the annua...
Bilateral agreements are the future of global bank liquidations, according to panelists at the annua...
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
The global financial system has proven increasingly unstable and crisis-prone since the early 1980s....
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
This article discusses the recent financial crisis and argues that the government’s actions contribu...
The development of a harmonized system for resolving the failures of large, international financial ...
The global financial crisis caused widespread harm not just to the financial system, but also to mil...
The global financial crisis caused widespread harm not just to the financial system, but also to mil...
The British bank Northern Rock failed on September 14, 2007; U.S. investment bank Bear Stearns colla...
Successive episodes of financial crises raise the question of whether international financial law is...
The British bank Northern Rock failed on September 14, 2007; U.S. investment bank Bear Stearns colla...
Academics and policy-makers often argue for a harmonized international system to resolve the failure...
Bilateral agreements are the future of global bank liquidations, according to panelists at the annua...
Bilateral agreements are the future of global bank liquidations, according to panelists at the annua...
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
The global financial system has proven increasingly unstable and crisis-prone since the early 1980s....
The systemic phase of the current global financial crisis was triggered by the failure of large comp...
This article discusses the recent financial crisis and argues that the government’s actions contribu...