Market discipline and conflicts of interest between banks and pension funds
آشنایی با موضوع
از اساسی ترین موضوعات بازار، مساله رقابت است، چرا که بازار بدون رقابت شکل نمی گیرد و حقوق مصرف کننده، تامین امنیت سرمایه گذار و توسعه ملی حاصل نمی شود. به این ترتیب با تضمین کارکردی رقابت در جریان عرضه و تقاضا، در بازارهای افقی و عمودی مشکلی پیش نمی آید. به این وضعیت که تحت قواعد مداخله جوبانه دولت در تنظیم بازار رخ می دهد «نظم بازار» گفته می شود.
به همین منظور برای سامان دادن به وضعیت بازار، این دولت است که با مقررات گذاری از یک سو نظام رقابت را در بازار طرح ریزی می کند و از سوی دیگر با عنوان حقوق انحصار وارد مبارزه با رفتارهای انحصارگرا می شود.
در این صفحه، تعداد 141 مقاله انگلیسی از ژورنال ها و مجلات معتبر پایگاه ساینس دایرکت (ScienceDirect) درباره موضوع نظم بازار آرشیو شده است که شما می توانید مقالات مورد نظر خود را بر اساس سال انتشار، موضوع مقاله، وضعیت ترجمه و تعداد صفحات، انتخاب نموده و دانلود فرمایید.
در صورتی که مقاله لاتین مورد نظر شما تا کنون به زبان فارسی ترجمه نشده باشد، واحد ترجمه پایگاه ISI Articles با همکاری تنی چند از اساتید و مترجمان با سابقه، آمادگی دارد آن را در اسرع وقت و با کیفیت مطلوب برای شما ترجمه نماید.
در صورتی که مقاله لاتین مورد نظر شما تا کنون به زبان فارسی ترجمه نشده باشد، واحد ترجمه پایگاه ISI Articles با همکاری تنی چند از اساتید و مترجمان با سابقه، آمادگی دارد آن را در اسرع وقت و با کیفیت مطلوب برای شما ترجمه نماید.
Which financial stocks did short sellers target in the subprime crisis? ☆
Market discipline by bank creditors during the 2008–2010 crisis ☆
Basel regulations and banks’ efficiency: The case of the Philippines
Political connections, bank deposits, and formal deposit insurance
How banks respond to Central Bank supervision: Evidence from Brazil
The relative contributions of equity and subordinated debt signals as predictors of bank distress during the financial crisis ☆
Uninsured deposits as a monitoring device: Their impact on bond yields of banks
Subordinated debt as instrument of market discipline: Risk sensitivity of sub-debt yield spreads in UK banking
Has market discipline on banks improved after the Dodd–Frank Act?
Implicit Guarantees, Business Models and Banks’ Risk-Taking through the Crisis: Global and European Perspectives
Market discipline and deposit insurance reform in Japan
Do we need big banks? Evidence on performance, strategy and market discipline
Valuation and systemic risk consequences of bank opacity
Interbank deposits and market discipline: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe
Funding advantage and market discipline in the Canadian banking sector
Understanding the market reaction to shockwaves: Evidence from the failure of Lehman Brothers
The disciplinary effect of subordinated debt on bank risk taking
Do subordinated debt holders discipline bank risk-taking? Evidence from risk management decisions
Market discipline during crisis: Evidence from bank depositors in transition countries
Critical import supply elasticities and the ‘imports-as-market-discipline’ hypothesis
Banking crises and market discipline: International evidence
Securities class actions in the US banking sector: Between investor protection and bank stability
Ownership structure, market discipline, and banks’ risk-taking incentives under deposit insurance
Market discipline, financial crisis and regulatory changes: Evidence from Indonesian banks
Market discipline and too-big-to-fail in the CDS market: Does banks' size reduce market discipline?
Corporate governance, external market discipline and firm productivity
Ownership structure and risk in publicly held and privately owned banks
Is “voting with your feet” an effective mutual fund governance mechanism?
Enhancing market discipline in banking: The role of subordinated debt in financial regulatory reform
Market discipline and the evaluation of Euro financial bonds—An empirical analysis
Financial regulation in the crisis regulation, market discipline, internal control: the big three in turmoil
Why do Japanese regional banks issue subordinated debts?
Requiem for market discipline and the specter of TBTF in Japanese banking
Testing for effective market supervision of New Zealand banks
Does the market discipline banks? New evidence from regulatory capital mix
Market Reaction to Risky Banks: Did Generous Deposit Guarantee Change It?
Can subordinated debt constrain banks’ risk taking?
Do Federal Home Loan Bank membership and advances increase bank risk-taking?
A note on foreign bank ownership and monitoring: An international comparison
Market price accounting and depositor discipline: The case of Japanese regional banks
The emergence of market monitoring in Japanese banks: Evidence from the subordinated debt market
Is there market discipline for New Zealand non-bank financial institutions?
Are bank shareholders enemies of regulators or a potential source of market discipline?
Market discipline in international banking regulation: Keeping the playing field level
The transparency of the banking system and the efficiency of information-based bank runs
Market discipline, disclosure and moral hazard in banking
Market discipline of bank risk: Evidence from subordinated debt contracts
Endogenous product differentiation in credit markets: What do borrowers pay for?
The wealth effects from a subordinated debt policy: evidence from passage of the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act
Conflicts of Interest and Market Discipline Among Financial Service Firms
Inferring market information from the price and quantity of S&L deposits
Subordinated debt, market discipline, and banks' risk taking
Strengthening banks' market discipline and leveling the playing field: Are the two compatible?
Analysis of proposals for a minimum subordinated debt requirement