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Basel accords, capital requirements, central planning, macroprudential regulation, Spontaneous Finance
Economic Thought, Financial Markets, Free Banking

Bank Regulation and the Financial Crisis

Julien Noizet/April 6, 2016June 19, 2022

Editor's note:  For some years now, Julien Noizet has been writing about the financial crisis and its aftermath for his blog, Spontaneous Finance. Having first come across that blog a year or so ago, I have been impressed by Julien’s insightful commentary, informed as it is  by…

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Bank of England, capital requirements, financial instability, financial regulation, stress tests, leverage ratio
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The Bank of England Fails Its Stress Test, Again

Kevin Dowd/January 15, 2016June 19, 2022

On December 1, 2015, the Bank of England released the results of its second round of annual stress tests, which aim to measure the capital adequacy of the UK banking system.  This exercise is intended to function as a financial health check for the major UK banks,…

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Bank of England, stress tests, inflation, capital requirements
Financial Markets, The Fed & Central Banks

How Not to Stress Test: UK Edition

Kevin Dowd/July 9, 2015June 19, 2022

Anyone who follows the  stress tests conducted by the Fed and various European banking authorities can’t help poking fun at them.  After all, it’s hard to repress a chuckle when, time and again, a bank passes one of these tests with flying colors only to end up…

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