Banking regulation and supervision: a comparative study of the UK, USA and Japan

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

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Part 1 The institutional framework: the banking sector in the UK the banking sector in the USA the banking sector in Japan. Part 2 The current regulatory and supervisory frameworks: bank regulation and supervision in the UK bank regulation and supervision in the USA bank regulation and supervision in Japan. Part 3 Comparison of banking regulation and supervision in the UK, USA and Japan: a comparison of regulatory and supervisory policies implementation of the BIS Rules on capital adequacy assessment - a comparative study of the approaches adopted in the UK, USA and Japan the separation of banking and securities business - a comparative study of the approaches adopted in the US and Japan.

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