Titlebook: Governance, Regulation and Bank Stability; Ted Lindblom (Professor of Business Administration Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Challenges for Banks and a New Regulatory Framework,n the businesses of many individual banks is today well documented and so is its effect on systemic risk and the increased threat to the stability of the financial system as a whole. The content of this book is mainly driven by the challenges banks and other financial institutions are facing in the

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Leverage, System Risk and Financial System Health: How Do We Develop a Healthy Financial System?,tkinson, Luttrell and Rosenblum, 2013) and caused significant economic stress worldwide.. In response, new financial-market regulations were adopted in many countries, including the Dodd-Frank Act in the US, which is a massively complex piece of legislation that touches most financial intermediaries

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Did Strong Boards Affect Bank Tail Risk During the Financial Crisis? Evidence from European Countriking sectors (see, e.g., Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, 2010; Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, 2010; OECD, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 2010). The policy makers constantly — and with considerable effort since the subprime crisis broke out — try to

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Corporate Governance of Banks and Financial Crisis: Can the Post-crisis Rules Make Banks Safer?,ction of very complex and sophisticated prudential rules — Basel II above all — in the years before the crisis was unable to prevent the fact that banks could assume a volume of risks that they were incapable of managing in conditions of stability.

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The Impact of Deregulation and Re-regulation on Bank Efficiency: Evidence from Asia,alization of the banking systems. More specifically while large-scale bank restructuring programmes and tighter prudential rules were put in place in those countries most affected by the 1997 crisis (e.g., Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines), other countries, such as China, India and Vietnam, s

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Small Banks in Post-crisis Regulatory Architecture: The Case of Cooperative Banks in Poland,amework. The 2008 crisis resulted in the adoption of a new regulatory philosophy: that of strengthening and tightening regulatory supervision (Beck, 2010). Basel III focused on strengthening prudential regulations, mostly by requiring more, and better, capital and better loss-absorption capacities b

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Diversification Strategies and Performance in the Italian Banking System,ng since it is characterized by a heterogeneous range of banks. The processes of deregulation, innovation and consolidation during the 1990s prompted a new competitive contest within the banking system, which forced new managerial strategies to emerge from attempts to find new opportunities in terms

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Intermediation Model, Bank Size and Lending to Customers: Is There a Significant Relationship? Evidwdown in banks’ lending in Italy. As reported by the Bank of Italy (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) banks’ lending to customers slowed down consistently between 2008 and 2011, in spite of a slight recovery registered in 2010. Although basically widespread, this phenomenon was more intense for the larger ban