The post-financial crisis macroprudential regulatory policy and the future of banking. Back to a public utility?

An exploratory study on the 2014 break-up of Portugal’s failed lender Banco Espírito Santo


Master's Thesis, 2016

33 Pages, Grade: Distinction


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CONTENTS

A BANKING UTILITY

HISTORY OF BANKING

BANKING REGULATION

MACROPRUDENTIAL TOOLS & CAPITAL ADEQUACY

THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS

REGULATORY RESPONSES
BIS, Basel Committee and the Accords
Basel III

BANCO ESPÍRITO SANTO

NOVO BANCO

“BEFORE AND AFTER”

BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD?

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Title
The post-financial crisis macroprudential regulatory policy and the future of banking. Back to a public utility?
Subtitle
An exploratory study on the 2014 break-up of Portugal’s failed lender Banco Espírito Santo
Grade
Distinction
Author
Year
2016
Pages
33
Catalog Number
V344962
ISBN (eBook)
9783668339750
ISBN (Book)
9783668339767
File size
966 KB
Language
English
Notes
João’s interest in macroprudential policy emerged whilst pursuing postgraduate studies in financial markets regulation in London, which culminated with the writing of this research paper. A successful transition from academia into business ensued, and he currently works in asset management in an investment monitoring compliance function. A PhD is in João’s plans.
Keywords
Macroeconomic Policy, Prudential Regulation, Capital Adequacy, Liquidity, Basel III, CRD IV, Banking, Banco Espírito Santo, Novo Banco
Quote paper
João Cruz Ferreira (Author), 2016, The post-financial crisis macroprudential regulatory policy and the future of banking. Back to a public utility?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/344962

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