Knowledge of basic principles of Public law, Company law, Banking and Financial Regulation.
The purpose of the course is to provide students with an analysis of functional and structural changes in the International Financial Regulatory System after global financial crisis (2007-2008). These changes pertain to both Global Financial Architecture and Global Financial Regulation and they are directed to assure a more crisis-resistant Global Financial System (GFS) than the pre-crisis one.
- Objectives of International Financial Regulation - The Current International Regulatory System - International Financial Institutions and Their Role in Financial Regulation - The European Union - Regulatory Structures in Individual Countries - The Debate on Regulatory Structure - The Need for Reform
Howard Davies and David Green, Global Financial Regulation, Polity Press, Cambridge, 2010. Other reference material will be recommended during the course.
Frontal lessons and pratce exercises
- Mid-term examination: mid-term examination: paper and presentation on European Regulatory Areas
- Final examination: oral examination
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