Recovering from the global financial crisis : achieving financial stability in times of uncertainty

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1. Great expectations, predictable outcomes, and the G20's response to the recent global financial crisis: when matters relating to liquidity risks become equally as important as measures addressing procyclicality2. Redefining a role for central banks: the increased importance of central banks' roles in the management of liquidity risks and macroprudential supervision in the aftermath of the financial crisis -- 3. Central banks and different policies implemented in response to the recent financial crisis -- 4. The role of monetary policy in matters relating to financial stability: monetary policy responses adopted during the most recent financial crisis -- 5. Fair value accounting and procyclicality: mitigating regulatory and accounting policy differences through regulatory structure reforms and enforced self-regulation -- 6. Capital, liquidity standards, and macroprudential policy tools in financial supervision: addressing sovereign debt problems -- 7. LIBOR, EURIBOR, and the regulation of capital markets: the impact of Euro currency markets on monetary setting policies -- 8. Financial stability, new macroprudential arrangements, and shadow banking: regulatory arbitrage and stringent Basel III regulations -- 9. "Volcker/Vickers hybrid?" the Liikanen report and justifications for ring fencing and separate legal entities -- 10. Conclusions and implications of regulatory reforms and policy measures -- Notes -- References -- Index.

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