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1. Introduction
2. Effects of the recessions - BBC video
3. Basel architecture
4. The risk-based regulator
5. CAMEL rating system
6. Pillar 2
7. BaFin risk classification 2007
8. Edinburgh European Summit
9. Regulatory dialectic
10. Pillar 1
11. The invisible regulator
12. Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations
13. Bank, regulator and market (1)
14. The fatigued regulator
15. Quote of Nout Wellink, chairman of the BCBS
16. The new regulator - time line
17. Micro-prudential vs. Macro-prudential
18. Macro-prudential
19. Regulatory architecture
20. Private capital pools / hedge funds
21. Credit rating agencies (CRA)
22. Accounting reform
23. Counter-cyclical provisioning
24. Transparency / pillar 3
25. Micro-prudential - capital
26. Pillar 1 capital ratio / leverage ratio
27. Incremental risk charge - stressed VaR
28. Securitisation
29. Risk management - stress testing
30. Risk management - liquidity risk
31. Risk management - remuneration
32. The new regulator - dilemma
33. Bank, regulator and market (2)
34. Public-private dialogue
35. Torsten Strulik, Matthias Kussin quote
36. BCBS consultation paper (July 2008)
37. Collective approaches
38. FSF recommendations: operational infrastructure
39. Toward greater financial stability report
40. Senior Supervisors Group report
41. Sven Ove Hansson quot

Topics Covered

• The crisis
• Implications for risk based supervision
• Historical perspective on the development of risk-based supervision and regulation
• Better regulation and regulatory dialectic as the key drivers
• Pending regulatory responses to the crisis
• A policy-mix of micro and macro-prudential supervision as the new supervisory paradigm

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Series:

• Effective Risk Based Supervision of Financial Institutions

Categories:

• Finance, Accounting & Economics

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Publication History

• Published on August 30, 2009
• Updated on September 29, 2009
• Archived on May 28, 2025