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7 April 2026

The Growth of Private Credit in the UK: The 'New' Threat to Financial Stability

by: Vincenzo Bavoso

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5 January 2024

We Must Protect Investors and Our Banking System from the Crypto Industry

by: Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.

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30 April 2020

GCGC/ECGI Global Webinar Series - Fed to the Rescue: Unprecedented Scope, Stretched Authority

by: Lev Menand

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15 November 2019

Regulating tail risks: When and how prudential regulation should apply to shadow banking

by: Matthias Thiemann, Tobias H. Tröger

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8 November 2018

The Death of Glass-Steagall Was Carefully Planned and Highly Consequential

by: Arthur E. Wilmarth Jr.

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27 August 2018

Central Banking for All: Reply to Objections

by: Lev Menand, John Crawford, Morgan Ricks

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20 October 2017

European banking law evolution and the future of microfinance and socially responsible operators

by: Eugenia Macchiavello

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4 April 2017

Lost in Internationalization - Macroprudential Policy and the Rise of China’s Renminbi

by: Weitseng Chen

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16 March 2017

The Law and Economics of Shadow Banking

by: Hossein Nabilou, Alessio M. Pacces

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7 December 2016

Shadow Banking and Regulation in China and Other Developing Countries

by: Steven L. Schwarcz

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22 June 2016

On the Constitutionality of Systemic Risk Regulation

by: Robert Hockett

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