Exploring the recent trends in banking and insurance from a corporate governance perspective will both shed light on the significance of the new developments and suggest several changes lawmakers might make to improve the current insolvency framework. The Article will focus especially on commercial banks and to a lesser extent on insurance companies, but much of the analysis also applies to other bank-like financial intermediaries
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The walls separating commercial banks and thrifts from non-bank financial institutions are beginning...
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Modern financial markets are characterized by a process of enlarging the activities of financial ins...
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AbstractThis Article discusses why a “corporate governance movement” that commenced in the United St...
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The increasingly intertwined banking and insurance sectors have lead to calls for stronger regu...
The corporate governance problems of banks are qualitatively and quantitatively different from those...
The structure of the U.S. financial services industry has fundamentally changed during the past quar...
This Article reviews the historical background of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 along with the deve...
The structure of the U.S. financial services industry has been transformed during the past two decad...
The walls separating commercial banks and thrifts from non-bank financial institutions are beginning...
This Article reviews the historical background of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 along with the dev...
This Article examines the extent to which financial holding companies formed under the Gramm-Leach-B...
This Article examines the regulatory challenges raised by recent, overlooked changes in insurance ma...
This Article examines how liability insurers transmit and transform the content of corporate and sec...
Part II of this Article briefly discusses the historical development of the regulation of bank capit...
Modern financial markets are characterized by a process of enlarging the activities of financial ins...
This article traces the history of the growth and regulation of banking services in the United State...
AbstractThis Article discusses why a “corporate governance movement” that commenced in the United St...
Corporate Governance in the Banking Sector; rozdziałThe fi nancial crisis has highlighted many areas...
The increasingly intertwined banking and insurance sectors have lead to calls for stronger regu...
The corporate governance problems of banks are qualitatively and quantitatively different from those...
The structure of the U.S. financial services industry has fundamentally changed during the past quar...
This Article reviews the historical background of the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 along with the deve...
The structure of the U.S. financial services industry has been transformed during the past two decad...
The walls separating commercial banks and thrifts from non-bank financial institutions are beginning...