Regulating capital: setting standards for the international financial system

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Global Financial Regulation and Crises Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Finance, Markets, and Regulation

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1. Introduction: Financial Regulators and International Relations2. Capital Regulation: A Brief Primer3. Regulators, Legislatures, and Domestic Balancing4. Banking: The Road to the Basel Accord5. Securities: Financial Instability and Regulatory Divergence6. Insurance: Domestic Fragmentation and Regulatory Divergence7. Conclusion: The Future of International Regulatory HarmonizationNotes Reference Index

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