Erturk gabor (eds ) the routledge companion to banking regulation and reform (2017)

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Table of Contents

List of figures

List of tables

List of contributors

Acknowledgements

Introduction

PART I Knowledges of credit risk and bank regulation

1 The credit crisis as a problem in the sociology of knowledge
2 What’s in a name? Provident, The People’s Bank and the regulation of brand identity
3 Reflexivity of shadow banking
4 Interrogating the crisis: financial instruments, public policy and corporate governance

PART II Critical perspectives on financial innovation

5 Reconceptualizing financial innovation: frame, conjuncture and bricolage
6 Europe’s toxic twins: government debt in financialized times
7 Variegated geographies of finance: international financial centres and the (re)production of financial working cultures
8 The boundaries of finance as zones of conflicts

PART III New approaches to banking, risk and central bank role in the Eurozone

9 The new behemoth?: the ECB and the financial supervision reforms during the Eurozone crisis
10 Varieties of capitalism and banking in the EU
11 The financialisation of local governments: evidence from the Italian case

PART IV Regulation of misconduct in banking

12 Libor and Euribor: from normal banking practice to manipulation to the potential for reform
13 Hedge funds: past and present
14 Offshore financial centres and tax evasion in banking

PART V Limits of post-crisis bank regulation

15 Post-crisis bank regulation and financialized bank business models
16 Financial market regulation: still a regime removed from politics?
17 Prudential regulation in the age of internal models
18 Defences against systemic risk: a greater role and responsibility for bank lawyers? Judgement-based bank supervision
19 Shattering Glass–Steagall: the power of financial industries to overcome restraints

PART VI Dysfunctional global finance and banking reform

20 How finance globalized: a tale of two cities
21 How the American financial meltdown of 2008 caused the global financial crisis
22 Reforming the culture of banking
23 Consumer finance and the social dimension of banks in a global economy

Index