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Regulatory cooperation on cross-border banking – progress and challenges after the crisis
External Authors
Beck, T
Related Themes
Macro-Economic Dynamics and PolicyJEL Code
F28, G21, G28
Journal
National Institute Economic Review
Publisher
Sage Publications, London
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Issue
235
This paper surveys the recent academic literature on the economics of cross-border regulatory cooperation as well as recent policy developments in this area. While institutional arrangements of cross-border regulatory cooperation used to focus on day-to-day supervisory tasks, the crisis has given an impetus to a focus on cooperation at the bank resolution stage, with an array of different cooperation forms. A growing theoretical literature has documented different externalities arising from national supervision of cross-border banks, while empirical evidence has been relatively scarce. The paper concludes with a forward looking agenda both for policy reform and academic research in this area.
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