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Review: ‘The End of Alchemy’ by Mervyn King

29 March 2017
Economic Theory

Review: ‘The End of Alchemy’ by Mervyn King

Amul Pandya
29 March 2017
Do you ever wonder why banking, more than any other industry, is so prone to instability? Why, nearly ten years … Continue reading “Review: ‘The End of Alchemy’ by Mervyn King”

The bank-sovereign nexus is alive and well

16 February 2016
Monetary Policy

The bank-sovereign nexus is alive and well

Diego Zuluaga
16 February 2016
One of the main objectives of post-crisis financial regulation has been the severing of the nexus between large banks and … Continue reading “The bank-sovereign nexus is alive and well”

The Eurozone’s deposit insurance scheme creates more problems than it solves

25 November 2015
Government and Institutions

The Eurozone’s deposit insurance scheme creates more problems than it solves

Diego Zuluaga
25 November 2015
The European Commission has released its plan for an EU-wide deposit insurance scheme that will, at first, back up and … Continue reading “The Eurozone’s deposit insurance scheme creates more problems than it solves”

Crony capitalism cannot be ‘tamed’ with more regulation

9 March 2015
Regulation

Crony capitalism cannot be ‘tamed’ with more regulation

David S. D'Amato
9 March 2015
Earlier this month American Banker’s Mayra Rodríguez Valladares reported on what she regarded as “a bleak winter for financial reformers … Continue reading “Crony capitalism cannot be ‘tamed’ with more regulation”

Plan to ring-fence banks misguided

6 February 2013

Plan to ring-fence banks misguided

Richard Wellings
6 February 2013
The British government is right to be examining ways of shielding taxpayers from the costs of bank failure. However, proposals … Continue reading “Plan to ring-fence banks misguided”

The Spanish bailout is no solution at all

12 June 2012

The Spanish bailout is no solution at all

Juan Ramón Rallo
12 June 2012
Although the Spanish government refuses to tell the truth to the citizenry, both the government and the banks have clearly … Continue reading “The Spanish bailout is no solution at all”

EU bank regulation: less is more

7 June 2012

EU bank regulation: less is more

Philip Booth
7 June 2012
There is some sense in the EU’s new plans to change the way in which banks are regulated. In particular, … Continue reading “EU bank regulation: less is more”

Politicians are to blame if we have crony capitalists

19 January 2012

Politicians are to blame if we have crony capitalists

Richard Wellings
19 January 2012
Capitalism has a problem. Increasingly it is viewed as a deeply unfair system favouring a small, privileged elite at the … Continue reading “Politicians are to blame if we have crony capitalists”

The social role of banks is banking

26 October 2011

The social role of banks is banking

Philip Booth
26 October 2011
Since fox-hunting became illegal, banker bashing has become a new blood sport. Not only is the typical banker portrayed as … Continue reading “The social role of banks is banking”

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