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Preventing a New Global Financial Crisis amidst the current ‘inflation crisis’ and the Spring 2023 bank failure episodes

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Christos V. Gortsos

A Way Out of the Banking Crisis: The Case for a New Style Prime Money Market Fund

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Jeffrey N. Gordon

Universal Deposit Insurance for Both Safer & Far More Productive Banking

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Credit Suisse CoCos: Why the Write-Down Makes Sense

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Edoardo D. Martino

Have you ever wondered why banking crises happen in America but not in Canada?

In the wake of the financial crisis in 2008, many banks in the US collapsed and/or had to be bailed out, but Canadian banks sailed through the crisis relatively unscathed....

6 September 2018

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On the Economics of Crisis Contracts

The aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis has triggered a lively debate on bank regulation. Tougher capital adequacy requirements and more restrictions on bankers’ pay have been two issues that...

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Banking Crises

In a chapter of the recently published Oxford Handbook of Financial History (available here) I define banking crises, consider the type of costs that they impose, and outline...

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Richard S. Grossman

Challenging Emergency Liquidity Assistance Decisions in International Tribunals

The European Union generally, and the Eurozone specifically, have been going through a challenging period recently, even before the shock of the British referendum result. European institutions have frequently had...

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Ioannis Glinavos

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