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The regulatory response to the financial crisis / Charles A.E. Goodhart.
Publication details: Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA : Edward Elgar, c2009.Description: xii, 151 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:- 9781848444515 :
- 1848444516 :
- HB3722 .G66 2009
Contents:
Introduction --The background to the 2007 financial crisis -- Lessons from the crisis for financial regulation: what we need and what we do not need -- Central banks function to maintain financial stability: an uncompleted task -- A less hazardous way to protect depositors FT article -- The regulatory response to the financial crisis -- Liquidity and money market operations: a proposal -- Liquidity risk management -- Now is not the time to agonise over moral hazard FT article -- A proposal for how to avoid the next crash FT article -- A party poopers guide to financial stability FT article -- The boundary problem in (financial) regulation -- How, if at all, should credit rating agencies (CRAs) be regulated? -- Conclusions.
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Introduction --The background to the 2007 financial crisis -- Lessons from the crisis for financial regulation: what we need and what we do not need -- Central banks function to maintain financial stability: an uncompleted task -- A less hazardous way to protect depositors FT article -- The regulatory response to the financial crisis -- Liquidity and money market operations: a proposal -- Liquidity risk management -- Now is not the time to agonise over moral hazard FT article -- A proposal for how to avoid the next crash FT article -- A party poopers guide to financial stability FT article -- The boundary problem in (financial) regulation -- How, if at all, should credit rating agencies (CRAs) be regulated? -- Conclusions.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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