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...o their countries' banks, and many of them are also responsible for the [[financial regulation| regulation of their countries' financial systems]].

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Responsibility for financial regulation in the European Union rests with the various national authorities, have rec

...he current regime of floating exchange rates, the beginning of systematic financial regulation, and the establishment of international financial institutions.

...ompetition policy]], [[Euro]], [[eurozone]]. [[Federal Reserve System]], [[Financial regulation]], [[Financial Stability Forum]], [[financial system]], [[fiscal policy]],

...een questioned following the [[Great Recession]] and previously accepted [[Financial regulation|regulatory policies]] are under review.

...een questioned following the [[Great Recession]] and previously accepted [[Financial regulation|regulatory policies]] are under review.

...choose from and you can have just two. The current debate over post-crisis financial regulation suggests we face such a trilemma: We can choose any two of the following, b

===Financial regulation=== In response to the financial [[crash of 2008]], new measures of [[financial regulation]] are being introduced. "Microprudential" measures, concerned with the sta

- [[financial regulation#Background|macroprudential financial policy]]

...stem vulnerable to shocks (a matter that is discussed in the article on [[financial regulation]]). Alternatively - as in this article - it can be attributed to the comb

...of May 2000 proposed the use of monetary policy as an instrument of [[financial regulation]] to prevent large asset price swings undermining the stability of the

...quote>the pressure to find some middle ground on cap and trade, ObamaCare, financial regulation, and an uber-consumer protection agency will become intense. But the Republ

...f those measures will be available as they develop in the articles on [[financial regulation]], [[banking]] and [[bank failures and rescues]].

...s had already formed in the course of 2009 that internationally agreed "[[financial regulation]]" had become necessary, two [[G20 summit]] meetings of the leaders the ma ...nt systems, took effect at the beginning of 2008. Further strengthening of financial regulation has been recommended following the [[crash of 2008]] <ref>[http://www.fsfor

...cial regulation, and the lack of coordination between monetary policy and financial regulation. The concern felt by many people that a global disaster had been sprung on ...the previous consensus, there was general agreement by 2009 that further [[financial regulation|regulation of the financial industry]] is necessary. It was also accepted

...of the influence of that conduct upon other sectors. The main purpose of financial regulation has typically been to preserve the financial system from the danger of [[sy ...ulated by nine different bodies. In the 1990s, however, unified systems of financial regulation were adopted by Norway, Denmark and Sweden<ref>[http://www.imf.org/external

* -–, ''Principles of Financial Regulation: A Dynamic Approach'', The World Bank Observer 16(1), Spring 2001: pp. 1–

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...The [[financial system]] was considered to be essentially stable, making [[financial regulation]] unnecessary. ...am, 4 September 2009]</ref>, and there was new thinking about the use of [[financial regulation]] to reduce the risk of fresh financial [[shock (economics)|shocks]]. A re-