Titlebook: Coping with Financial Fragility and Systemic Risk; Harald A. Benink (Assistant Professor of Finance, Book 1995 Springer Science+Business

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Market Discipline of Banks’ Riskiness: A Study of Selected Issuesto some extent, market discipline can . government supervision and regulation. But, in the authors’ view, the main influence of market forces is to . the efforts of supervisors and regulators (Gilbert, 1990, p. 3; Lane, 1993, p. 63). An adequate regulatory setting is needed for market disciplining mechanisms to be effective.

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Global Financial Fragility and the Private Sector institutions are very large in terms of deposits or assets or some other measure. What is true, however, is that the dividing line between global and national (or regional) financial institutions has grown more vague and there are many more institutions that have some kind of international presence, or involvement, than in the past.

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Is the Banking and Payments System Fragile?associations in the United States, wide swings in currency exchange rates, the increase in corporate and personal debt, and the stock market crash of 1987, we have not suffered an economic crisis in recent years. Nevertheless, he asserts:

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Systemic Stability and Competitive Neutrality Issues in the International Regulation of Banking and ictions, and regulatory requirements in one country have impacts in others. This creates a standard case for international regulatory cooperation, as, given the externalities involved, cooperative strategies have the potential to increase the effectiveness of regulation, and limit the scope for regulatory arbitrage.

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