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Asset Managers, Systemic Risk and the Need for Tailored SIFI Regulation

The age of asset management may be upon us. The industry has grown rapidly over the last decade and the market power of its major players has been analysed from...

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Extended Shareholder Liability for Systemically Important Financial Institutions

The default of a systemically important financial institution (SIFI) can trigger a cascade of defaults and ultimately impose enormous losses on the economy. Consequently, authorities generally bail out distressed SIFIs....

18 December 2019

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Alessandro Romano

Jonathan R. Macey

Network-Sensitive Financial Regulation

Shocks that hit part of the financial system, such as the subprime mortgage market in 2007, can propagate and amplify through the complex network of interconnections among financial and non-financial...

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Alessandro Romano

The Unwise and Illegal Deregulation of Prudential Financial

On October 18, federal regulators released the largest U.S. insurance group, Prudential Financial, Inc., from enhanced government oversight. Prudential had been the last remaining systemically important financial institution (SIFI)—a designation...

6 December 2018

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Jeremy C. Kress

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