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,Empirische Phase II – Subsumtion, in this chapter, I outline a synthetic theoretical framework that delineates the TRR and how it conditions the interaction of influential actors and institutions, and, thereby, results in regulatory loopholes being created at the stage of developing transgovernmental standards. The framework’s appr

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The Great Recession, Regulatory Failure and Global Governance, to prevent future crises or focus on the national level? In 2005, bank supervisors from industrialised nations – within the transgovernmental network of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision – agreed to harmonise their regulatory standards with the purpose of controlling excessive risk-taking

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Theory: Influence in Global Banking Regulation and the Transnational Regulatory Regime, in this chapter, I outline a synthetic theoretical framework that delineates the TRR and how it conditions the interaction of influential actors and institutions, and, thereby, results in regulatory loopholes being created at the stage of developing transgovernmental standards. The framework’s appr

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Global Banking Regulation after the Great Recession: Basel III, FSB, G20,l question, how the transnationalisation in the governance structure of regulating banks conditions the influence of actors in the political process of standard-setting, and, thereby, the content of regulatory standards, as well as the insights on how the TRR conditioned Basel II processes and conte