none1noAfter the global financial crisis, the European Union has adopted a new regulatory approach towards foreign countries by making use of equivalence rules in finance. Why? This paper argues that it is the EU’s attempt to restore financial stability in its territory and maintain the competitiveness of its financial industry. However, this ‘old’ dilemma between stability and competition in financial regulation is further complicated in a regional jurisdiction, such as the EU, because different regulatory paradigms play off in the dilemma.mixedQuaglia, LuciaQuaglia, Luci
Financial regulation appears as a polycentric, highly fragmented regime. At the global level, transn...
This paper analyzes the EU experience with the cross-border banking failures during the crisis and e...
This Article focuses on the changing role of consumers of financial services in the development of f...
After the global financial crisis, the European Union has adopted a new regulatory approach towards ...
This paper examines the regulatory response of the European Union to the global financial crisis, a...
This research examines the regulatory response of the European Union to the global financial crisis,...
none1noThis research examines the regulatory response of the European Union to the global financial ...
The development of post-crisis international standards for resolving financial institutions highligh...
The financial crisis has reopened debate on the architecture of financial regulation and prudential ...
The global financial crisis challenged the existing architecture for financial services regulation a...
Financial regulatory reform processes in the European Union (EU) reflect a common financial crisis m...
In response to the recent financial crisis, European policymakers put banking regulation in the Euro...
In the years leading up the global financial crisis, the European Union (EU) had emerged as a centra...
The European Union and Global Financial Regulation examines the influence of the European Union (EU)...
We accept the insights from several distinct analytical approaches to explain national policy-making...
Financial regulation appears as a polycentric, highly fragmented regime. At the global level, transn...
This paper analyzes the EU experience with the cross-border banking failures during the crisis and e...
This Article focuses on the changing role of consumers of financial services in the development of f...
After the global financial crisis, the European Union has adopted a new regulatory approach towards ...
This paper examines the regulatory response of the European Union to the global financial crisis, a...
This research examines the regulatory response of the European Union to the global financial crisis,...
none1noThis research examines the regulatory response of the European Union to the global financial ...
The development of post-crisis international standards for resolving financial institutions highligh...
The financial crisis has reopened debate on the architecture of financial regulation and prudential ...
The global financial crisis challenged the existing architecture for financial services regulation a...
Financial regulatory reform processes in the European Union (EU) reflect a common financial crisis m...
In response to the recent financial crisis, European policymakers put banking regulation in the Euro...
In the years leading up the global financial crisis, the European Union (EU) had emerged as a centra...
The European Union and Global Financial Regulation examines the influence of the European Union (EU)...
We accept the insights from several distinct analytical approaches to explain national policy-making...
Financial regulation appears as a polycentric, highly fragmented regime. At the global level, transn...
This paper analyzes the EU experience with the cross-border banking failures during the crisis and e...
This Article focuses on the changing role of consumers of financial services in the development of f...