Titlebook: Globalisation and Finance at the Crossroads; The Financial Crisis Adrian Blundell-Wignall,Paul Atkinson,Caroline Rou Book 2018 The Editor(s

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Why Bank Separation Must Complement the Leverage Ratio,ike 2007–2008: large interconnected banks would need 4 times the amount of capital to avoid default without government aid. They argue that separating deposit-guaranteed banks from investment banking, while maintaining a leverage ratio, is the policy mix supported by empirical evidence. They suggest

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Globalisation and Finance at the Crossroads,tries; (ii) the long-term asset return implications of distorted policy; (iii) the outcome of China’s ambitious attempt to build a vast alternative economic region (the .) based on principles opposed to those prevailing in advanced countries; and (iv) the building financial risks in China. They poin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91163-7he advanced nations as a model for economic development. Turning to recent decades, they counterpose two very different parts of the world economy that have begun to butt-up against each other. Topics such as the China saving glut, exchange rate management and foreign buying of US securities, subsid

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92423-6d leverage via off-bank-balance-sheet activity and the use of derivatives. The authors provide insights on the history of securitisation and how it works; and the history of derivatives and how the main derivative contracts operate. They then turn to how innovations with these instruments were used

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Die Preisstaffelung im Verkehrswesen,ack to 2004. They argue that structural features of the US, including the role of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and SEC regulatory changes, were instrumental in the sharp acceleration of leverage and mortgage-backed securities (MBS) origination. They ask why bank management was unable to contain excess

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