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Post-Crisis Banking Regulation: Evolution of economic thinking as it happened on Vox
- Introduction: Post-Crisis Banking Regulation: Evolution of economic thinking as it happened on Vox
- Investment banking
- The risks of trading by banks
- Complexity kills
- The macroprudential approach to regulation and supervision
- It is time for a reappraisal of the basic principles of financial regulation
- Everything the IMF wanted to know about financial regulation and wasn’t afraid to ask
- Is a 25% bank equity requirement really a no-brainer?
- How much capital should banks have?
- Banking on the average: A new way to regulate banks
- Bank capital requirements: Risk weights you cannot trust and the implications for Basel III
- The illusion of bank capital
- Implementation of Basel III in the US will bring back the regulatory arbitrage problems under Basel I
- Governance of banks
- The liquidity coverage ratio under siege
- Basel regulation needs to be rethought in the age of derivatives, Part I
- Do not be detoured by bankers and their friends; our future financial salvation lies in the direction of Basel
- The need for special resolution regimes for financial institutions
- The fallacy of moving the over- the-counter derivatives market to central counterparties
- Shadow banking: Economics and policy priorities
- Sudden financial arrest
- Big banks and macroeconomic outcomes
- Saving the banks, but not reckless bankers
- Tax banks to discourage systemic-risk creation, not to fund bailouts
- Lobbying and the financial crisis
