The regulation and supervision of banks : the post crisis regulatory responses of the EU

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The regulation and supervision of banks : the post crisis regulatory responses of the EU

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the post crisis regulatory responses of the EU

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Chen Chen Hu

Creator

• Hu, Chen Chen
• Hu, Chen Chen

Author

• Hu, Chen Chen
• Hu, Chen Chen

Subject

• Banks and banking -- State supervision -- European Union countries
• Banks and banking, International -- Law and legislation
• Banks and banking, International -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries
• Europe -- European Union countries
• Financial services industry -- State supervision
• Financial services industry -- State supervision -- European Union countries
• Monetary policy
• Monetary policy -- European Union countries
• Monetary policy -- European Union countries
• Banking law
• Banking law -- European Union countries
• Banking law -- European Union countries
• Banks and banking -- State supervision

Language

eng

Summary

This book analyses the too-big-to-fail problem of banks in the EU. It approaches the topic from an interdisciplinary perspective using behavioural finance as a tool to examine the occurrence of the global financial crisis and the emergence of the structural problem in large banking institutions. The book draws a comparison between the EU, the US and the UK and the relevant rules to assess the effectiveness of various approaches to regulation in a global context. Chen Chen Hu goes on to use behavioural analyses to provide new insights in evaluating the current structural reform rules in the EU Proposal on Bank Structural Regulation and the newly adopted bank recovery and resolution regime in the EU Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive and the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) in the Single Resolution Regulation

Member of

• Routledge research in finance and banking law

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DLC

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illustrations

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non fiction

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bibliography

Series statement

Routledge research in finance and banking law