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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Global financial system"”.
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"U.S. – CHINA COMPETITION IN ASIA-PACIFIC REGION: THE AIIB AND THE NEW GLOBAL ORDER?
… in late 2013 has a potentially huge impact on global development. The purpose of this thesis is to understand, the impacts of the Chinaled on the global financial system. This paper highlights key issues related to finances and governance at the AIIB. The paper focuses on China’s Silk Road …
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Inserting financial instability in strategic management of commercial real estate companies: A corporate perspective on the meaning of the phenomenon of financial instability
The global financial system was marked by several crises frequently connected to Commercial Real Estate (CRE). As a precursor to financial crisis events, the phase of Financial Instability (FI) is generally considered from a more macroeconomic perspective with a focus on systemic risk to better …
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Banking Crisis in Japan: Prediction of Non-Performing Loans
… constitutes a threat to a large component of the global financial system. Some economists believe that these events were avoidable. Better underwriting by Japanese banks and more prudent monetary policies by the Central Bank of Japan could have prevented the subsequent downturn and losses. It may …
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The Political Economy of Private Credit Money Accommodation
… of the lending activities of banks or non-bank financial institutions. In normal times, they are easily convertible into higher-ranking forms of public or commodity money. Throughout history, however, private credit money forms have repeatedly become subject to a run by investors who all at once …
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The regulation of financial derivates: an agent-based model approach
In 2007-08, the world experienced the greatest financial crisis since 1929, which turned – in the following years – in one of the deepest and most prolonged periods of economic stagnation of modern history. While there were multiple conditions that originated the so-called Great Financial Crisis, a …
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Modeling Intelligence via Graph Neural Networks
… objects, such as drug molecules and the global financial system. Advances in deep learning have shown that the key to solving such tasks is to learn a good representation. Given the representations of the world, the second aspect of intelligence is reasoning. Learning to reason implies …
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An Analysis of Basel III as a Prophylactic
… on Banking Supervision’s response to the global financial crisis that broke out in the summer of 2007, while the second is the examination of the role of law in crisis. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is the international agency tasked with standard setting for internationally …
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Risk regulation in Islamic banking: Does Saudi Arabia need to adopt the risk regulation practices of Basel?
… banks in the UK and Malaysia during the 2007-8 Financial Crisis is proof of the proposition that all Islamic banks (IBs) are immune from sub-prime-mortgage type shocks. The implementation of Basel practices in Saudi Arabia will be very difficult and is likely through various challenges. However, …
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Exploring Liberal Cosmopolitan Paths towards Global, Regional and National Financial Regulation (2008-2018): The Case of the European Union Financial Transactions Tax (EUFTT)
Following the 2008 global financial crisis, the failure of neoclassical regulatory/governance mechanisms and economic ideas, necessitated calls for the construction of new approaches that depart from the old accepted paradigm. Therefore, the thesis argues for a liberal cosmopolitan approach to …
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Basel III: Implications of Capital and Liquidity Regulations on Financial Stability during Economic Depression.
The dynamic global financial system has made it necessary to implement adequate regulatory measures that can effectively guarantee financial stability at the national and international levels. This thesis consists of three self-contained analytical chapters that focus on the effectiveness of …
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Financial Globalization, Shadow Banking and Interest Rate Transmission: Evidence from China
Many long-held views about the global financial system and the effectiveness of monetary policy have been questioned since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2007/2009. At stake is the capacity of monetary authorities to isolate international monetary policy shocks under financial globalization …
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Is financialisation inevitable? The power of finance as a policy choice.
… stopped. Over the past two decades the study of ‘financialisation’ has been at the centre of debates in political economy. This body of research has addressed the increasing role and vast expansion of national and international financial markets and analysed the often destructive social and …
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The End of Civilizations: The Role of Religion in the Evolution of Subnational Conflict, 1946-2007
… between states in an anarchic international system is generally the result of an inability among state leaders to successfully negotiate perceived power imbalances within the system. Interstate conflicts are relatively rare events and are generally short in duration; international pressures …
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Investigating the significance of reputational risk In banks' financial performance
… of organizational studies, particularly in the financial sector, has increasingly acknowledged the importance of effective risk management. This consensus is pivotal for the stability and health of the global financial system and is supported by studies showing the positive impact of managing …
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Uncertainty in Debt Finance: Reconceptualising Material Adverse Change Clauses
From a legal and economic perspective, the global financial crisis, terrorist attacks, wars, natural catastrophes, and COVID-19 all have one thing in common: they potentially count as “material adverse change” events. Such events are typically unpredictable and have severe consequences for the …