Add to ORKGMost postcrisis financial regulation is expressed to be in the pursuit of increasing the resilience of the global financial system. “Resilience” features in the formal title of the Basel III reforms to bank capital adequacy rules. This article explores the meaning of resilience from social-ecological systems science and applies it to international finance. We conclude that postcrisis financial regulation has in fact sought to build a stronger, more robust system, not a more resilient one. The regulation imposed on global systemically important financial institutions is designed to make these institutions too strong to fail, not give them the capacity to reorganize themselves, or transition to a new equilibrium, in the face of major external...
This thesis analyses the shortcomings of the international banking regulation as a cause of the fin...
Following the 2008 financial crisis a major process of regulatory reform of the banking industry to...
Successive episodes of financial crises raise the question of whether international financial law is...
Most postcrisis financial regulation is expressed to be in the pursuit of increasing the resilience ...
The concept of “resilience” in the context of financial systems calls for closer analysis, as most o...
In this paper we propose a way forward towards increased financial resilience in times of growing di...
The recent financial crisis has made it paramount for the financial services industry to find new pe...
In 2008 the intemperance of the banking industry, stemming from an accelerated process of banking in...
When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, some pundits feared the worst for the global financial system....
Since the global financial crisis of 2008/2009, there has been no challenge to the financial and ban...
The global credit crisis of 2008 has demonstrated beyond any doubt that pre-existing international a...
ABSTRACT The global financial crisis raises questions about the proper objectives of financial regul...
The fundamental reasons why financial crises start may not have changed much over the centuries, giv...
How should we think about regulating our dynamically changing financial system? Existing regulatory ...
AbstractThe global financial crisis has taught the economies all over the world serious lessons. The...
This thesis analyses the shortcomings of the international banking regulation as a cause of the fin...
Following the 2008 financial crisis a major process of regulatory reform of the banking industry to...
Successive episodes of financial crises raise the question of whether international financial law is...
Most postcrisis financial regulation is expressed to be in the pursuit of increasing the resilience ...
The concept of “resilience” in the context of financial systems calls for closer analysis, as most o...
In this paper we propose a way forward towards increased financial resilience in times of growing di...
The recent financial crisis has made it paramount for the financial services industry to find new pe...
In 2008 the intemperance of the banking industry, stemming from an accelerated process of banking in...
When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, some pundits feared the worst for the global financial system....
Since the global financial crisis of 2008/2009, there has been no challenge to the financial and ban...
The global credit crisis of 2008 has demonstrated beyond any doubt that pre-existing international a...
ABSTRACT The global financial crisis raises questions about the proper objectives of financial regul...
The fundamental reasons why financial crises start may not have changed much over the centuries, giv...
How should we think about regulating our dynamically changing financial system? Existing regulatory ...
AbstractThe global financial crisis has taught the economies all over the world serious lessons. The...
This thesis analyses the shortcomings of the international banking regulation as a cause of the fin...
Following the 2008 financial crisis a major process of regulatory reform of the banking industry to...
Successive episodes of financial crises raise the question of whether international financial law is...