The excessive risk-taking culture of banks is often blamed for the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Since it is widely believed that this risk culture that led to the financial crisis has not altered, calls for change in the financial industry are widely heard. Could tighter regulation of bank’s business models and practices help to prevent another crisis
The current crisis has totally transfigured the world’s financial landscape. The lessons we have der...
Purpose – Regulators such as Turner have identified excessive securitization, high leverage, extensi...
At the beginning of the 21st century, financial institutions were achieving success through risk see...
The excessive risk-taking culture of banks is often blamed for the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Since...
The financial crisis of 2008 bears lessons for regulators and academics on the causes of financial c...
Until 2006, the financial system prosperedand was stable, and Basel II rules were viewed ascontribut...
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis the importance of a strong risk culture has been highl...
© 2020 We explore whether banks learn from past experience and modify their risk culture. Evaluating...
This thesis was inspired by the events of, and subsequent responses to the global financial crisis o...
The recent Financial Crisis in 2007-2008 has proved the world to be an eye opener to the existence o...
The authors use a large sample of non‐U.S. banks to examine the origins and spread of the 2007–2009 ...
At a time when financial regulation in the banking world is uncertain and strained books such as thi...
According to a common narrative, the failure of banks in the financial crisis reflected poor corpora...
Due to principal-agency frictions, firms tend to engage in moral hazard behaviour. The banking indus...
Financial regulation has traditionally been hard : national legislatures and regulators (and someti...
The current crisis has totally transfigured the world’s financial landscape. The lessons we have der...
Purpose – Regulators such as Turner have identified excessive securitization, high leverage, extensi...
At the beginning of the 21st century, financial institutions were achieving success through risk see...
The excessive risk-taking culture of banks is often blamed for the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Since...
The financial crisis of 2008 bears lessons for regulators and academics on the causes of financial c...
Until 2006, the financial system prosperedand was stable, and Basel II rules were viewed ascontribut...
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis the importance of a strong risk culture has been highl...
© 2020 We explore whether banks learn from past experience and modify their risk culture. Evaluating...
This thesis was inspired by the events of, and subsequent responses to the global financial crisis o...
The recent Financial Crisis in 2007-2008 has proved the world to be an eye opener to the existence o...
The authors use a large sample of non‐U.S. banks to examine the origins and spread of the 2007–2009 ...
At a time when financial regulation in the banking world is uncertain and strained books such as thi...
According to a common narrative, the failure of banks in the financial crisis reflected poor corpora...
Due to principal-agency frictions, firms tend to engage in moral hazard behaviour. The banking indus...
Financial regulation has traditionally been hard : national legislatures and regulators (and someti...
The current crisis has totally transfigured the world’s financial landscape. The lessons we have der...
Purpose – Regulators such as Turner have identified excessive securitization, high leverage, extensi...
At the beginning of the 21st century, financial institutions were achieving success through risk see...
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