More tick-box regulations won’t save us from a financial crisis Mary O’Connor After the fall of both Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, the instinct will be to double down on new rules. Instead, banks need to learn to stabilise their risks, writes Mary O’Connor.
Banking brain drain: Four unintended consequences of post-crisis regulation Since the financial crisis, governments have made wide-ranging changes to the way financial institutions are regulated. In particular, regulators have focused on the amount and type of capital that banks and other financial institutions must hold, and set new standards as to how they must interact with consumers and markets. This has given rise to [...]
