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Title Market discipline across countries and industries / edited by Claudio Borio ... [and others]
Published Cambridge, MA : MIT Press, 2004

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Description xii, 449 pages ; 24 cm
Contents Machine derived contents note: Part I: Keynote Addresses -- -- 1 Market Discipline and Public Policy: The Role of the IMF -- Anne O. Krueger 3 -- 2 Three Observations on Market Discipline -- Malcolm Knight 11 -- 3 Effective Market Discipline: The Roles of Auditors, Companies, -- and Analysts -- Susan Schmidt Bies 17 -- 4 A Review of the New Basel Capital Accord -- Jaime Caruana 25 -- -- Part II: Theory of Market Discipline -- -- 5 Market Discipline: Players, Processes, and Purposes -- Robert R. Bliss 37 -- 6 Market Discipline in Banking: Where Do We Stand? -- Jean-Charles Rochet 55 -- 7 Market Discipline for Financial Institutions and Sovereigns -- Hal S. Scott 69 -- 8 Comments on the Theory of Market Discipline -- Kostas Tsatsaronis 79 -- -- -- -- -- Part III: Evidence of Market Discipline in Banking -- -- 9 Market Discipline of U.S. Financial Firms: Recent Evidence -- and Research Issues -- Mark J. Flannery and Stanislava Nikolova 87 -- 10 Bank Market Discipline and Indicators of Banking System Risk: -- The European Evidence -- Reint Gropp 101 -- 11 Weakening Market and Regulatory Discipline in the Japanese -- Financial System -- Mitsuhiro Fukao 119 -- 12 Market Discipline in Emerging Economies: -- Beyond Bank Fundamentals -- Eduardo Levy-Yeyati, Maria Soledad Martinez Peria, -- and Sergio L. Schmukler 135 -- 13 Inside the "Black Box" of Market Discipline -- David T. Llewellyn 147 -- -- Part IV: Evidence of Market Discipline in Other -- Industries -- -- 14 Market Discipline in Insurance and Reinsurance -- Scott E. Harrington 159 -- 15 Conflicts of Interest and Market Discipline -- Ingo Walter 175 -- 16 Market Discipline and Corporate Control -- Clifford W. Smith, Jr. 187 -- -- Part V: Evidence of Market Discipline for Countries -- -- 17 Capital Controls: Mud in the Wheels of Market Discipline -- Kristin J. Forbes 197 -- 18 Equity Integration in Times of Crisis -- Robert P. Flood and Andrew K. Rose 211 -- 19 Assessing the Evidence on Market Discipline for Countries -- Andrew G. Haldane 225 -- -- -- -- -- Part VI: Current State of Corporate Governance -- -- 20 U.S. Corporate Governance: What Went Wrong and Can It Be Fixed? -- Franklin R. Edwards 237 -- 21 Corporate Governance in Europe: Competition versus Harmonization -- Marco Becht and Colin Mayer 255 -- 22 Evolving Corporate Governance in Japan -- Hugh Patrick 269 -- 23 Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Controlling Conflicts of Interest in -- the Financial Industry? -- Eugene N. White 287 -- -- Part VII: Interaction of Market Discipline and Public -- Policy -- -- 24 The Role and Limitations of Financial Accounting and Auditing -- for Market Discipline -- George J. Benston 303 -- 25 Fair Values and Financial Statement Volatility -- Mary E. Barth 323 -- 26 Enron and Effective Corporate Governance -- Charles M. Elson 335 -- 27 Interaction of Market Discipline and Public Policy: Discussion -- Shyam Sunder 341 -- -- Part VIII: Interaction of Market Discipline -- and Public Policy -- -- 28 Can the Unsophisticated Market Provide Discipline? -- Gerard Caprio and Patrick Honohan 349 -- 29 How Can the Invisible Hand Strengthen Prudential Supervision? and -- How Can Prudential Supervision Strengthen the Invisible Hand? -- Richard J. Herring 363 -- 30 Healing with Destabilizing 'Market Discipline' -- Daniel Cohen and Richard Portes 381 -- 31 Comments on Market Discipline and Public Policy -- Charles Freedman 397 -- -- -- -- -- Part IX: Policy Panel -- -- 32 Reestablishing Market Discipline as Part of Bank Regulation -- Charles W. Calomiris 407 -- 33 Comment on Policy -- Christine M. Cumming 417 -- 34 Market Discipline-Interaction with Public Policy -- Patricia Jackson 423 -- -- Conference Program 427 -- Index 435
Summary "A major purpose of this book is to develop evidence on how market discipline operates across non-government regulated industries and in different countries, how successful it has been, and how it may transfer to a regulated industry."--BOOK JACKET
Analysis Market discipline
Industries
Notes Papers presented at a conference cosponored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and the Bank for International Settlements, held on Oct. 30 to Nov. 1, 2003, at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Includes index
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Capital market -- Congresses.
International finance -- Congresses.
Banks and banking, International -- Congresses.
Risk management -- Congresses.
Genre/Form Conference papers and proceedings.
Author Borio, C. E. V.
LC no. 2004050028
ISBN 0262025752 alkaline paper