Financial regulation : changing the rules of the game /

Financial regulation : changing the rules of the game /

During the 19802, dramatic changes took place worldwide in the area of financial regulation. Governments in both developed and developing countries implemented extensive regulatory reform, relaxing or removing those economic and structural regulations that inhibit innovation and stifle competition....

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Banco Mundial. Instituto de Desarrollo Económico
Other Authors: Vittas, Dimitri, ed
Format: Book
Published: Washington, D.C. : World Bank. Economic Development Institute, 1992
Series:EDI development studies
Subjects:
INSTITUCIONES FINANCIERAS
SISTEMA FINANCIERO
AUTORIDADES REGULADORAS
CRISIS BANCARIA
ESTUDIOS DE CASOS
ASPECTOS JURIDICOS
ASPECTOS LEGALES
APLICACIONES
CASOS PRACTICOS
Table of Contents:
  • Pt. 1 Introduction
  • 1. Introduction and overview / Dimitri Vittas
  • Pt. 2 General issues in regulatory reform
  • 2. Changing the rules of the game / Millard Long and Dimitri Vittas
  • 3. The impact of regulation on financial intermediation / Dimitri Vittas
  • Pt. 3 Issues in financial liberalization
  • 4. Financial liberalization: the case of Japan / Akiyoshi Horiuchi
  • 5. Indonesian financial development: a different sequencing? / David C. Cole and Betty F. Slade
  • 6. Financial reform in Chile: lessons in regulation and deregulation / Hernan Cortés Douglas
  • Pt. 4 Banking crises and restructuring
  • 7. Bank restructuring in Malaysia 1985-88 / Andrew Sheng
  • 8. The norwegian experience with financial liberalization and baking problems / Jon A Solheim
  • 9. The United States savings and loan debacle: some lessons for the regulation of financial institutions / Lawrence J White
  • Pt. 5 Regulatory framework for banks and other financial institutions
  • 10. Prudential regulation and banking supervision / Vicent P. Polizatto
  • 11. The role of deposit insurance / Samuel H Talley and Ignacio Mas
  • 12. Life insurance regulation in the United Kingdom and Germany / Thomas Rabe
  • Pt. 6 Regulatory issues in integrated financial systems
  • 13. Universal banking: the canadian view / Charles Freedman
  • 14. The case for and against financial conglomerate groups: the italian debate on the eve of the eurpean banking integration / Mario Draghi
  • 15. Bank holding companies: a better structure for conducting universal banking? / Samuel H Talley
  • Index.

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