A framework for unified financial services supervision: Lessons from Germany and other European countries

Mwenda, Kenneth K.; Mvula, Judith M

doi:10.1057/palgrave.jbr.2340156

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“…5 Specifically, regulation in the banking system has been divided into prudential and conduct of business. 6 Prudential regulation focuses on the factors that are essential to the stability and well being of the financial sector. 7 Issues such as licensing and ownership control, risk management requirements and entry restrictions are all matters, which must be regulated in order to maintain stability.…”

Section: Regulation In Bankingmentioning

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A model for regulatory intervention in Irish banking

O’Sullivan

Kennedy

2007

J Bank Regul

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The banking system is currently experiencing an unprecedented phase of regulatory transition in order to address persistent market failures. This paper documents the need for better regulation in Irish banking and presents a framework that incorporates the competitiveness, efficiency and stability of the banking system. It explores the potential application of the regulation impact assessment technique and proposes the adoption of a comprehensive planning, impact analysis, enforcement and reviewing (PIER) model to aid in the development and management of a robust and balanced regulatory environment.

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Section: Regulation In Bankingmentioning

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“…89 The report, also established that the estimated annual benefits of major federal regulations reviewed by them ranged from $68.1 billion to $259. 6 Ireland. The purpose of the survey was to gain insight into the current Irish banking regulatory system and to assess its own performance.…”

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A model for regulatory intervention in Irish banking

O’Sullivan

Kennedy

2007

J Bank Regul

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Data: At the Core of the Problem

Gurdgiev

Saxton²

2012

SSRN Journal

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Diş Ti̇caret Hacmi̇ Yüksek Olan Ülkeleri̇n Hi̇sse Senedi̇ Pi̇yasalari İle Bi̇st100 Arasindaki̇ Geti̇ri̇ Ve Volati̇li̇te Yayilimi

Gürsoy

2022

Dicle Üniversitesi İktisadi Ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi Dergisi

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Over the past ten years, Turkey has actualized most intensive foreign trade with Germany, the UK, Russia and China. This study is also wonder that whether the same financial relations perform among the Turkey and trade partners in the equity markets. Therefore, five equity markets was determined for each country consist of the BIST100, FTSE100, DAX, RTS and SSEC as representative of the Capital markets. In this study, the VAR-EGARCH model was used that allow to examine interrelations among equity markets in terms of mutual returns and volatility spillover and in directions of asimetric spillover. The model was run by using daily closing price of the equity markets covered period of January 2, 2009 and December 29, 2017 thats not to coincided with the 2008 financial Crisis. According the results of the study, It was seen that only two countries; Germany and the UK, make a return spillovers to Turkey`s equity market already actualized most intensive export volume.

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A framework for unified financial services supervision: Lessons from Germany and other European countries

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A model for regulatory intervention in Irish banking

A model for regulatory intervention in Irish banking

Data: At the Core of the Problem

Diş Ti̇caret Hacmi̇ Yüksek Olan Ülkeleri̇n Hi̇sse Senedi̇ Pi̇yasalari İle Bi̇st100 Arasindaki̇ Geti̇ri̇ Ve Volati̇li̇te Yayilimi

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