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Central Banks as a Bank Supervisor - A Comparison of the Function of the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank
von: Stanyo Dinov
Tectum-Wissenschaftsverlag, 2018
ISBN: 9783828869622 , 109 Seiten
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Central Banks as a Bank Supervisor - A Comparison of the Function of the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank
Abstract
6
Index of abbreviations
12
Central banks as a bank supervisor, a comparison of the function of the Bank of England, the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank
1
1. Introduction
18
2. The Central Banks and their function
20
3. The Bank of England
28
3.1. Historical background
28
3.2. Banking Act 1998
30
3.3. The Financial Services Modernisation Act 2000
30
3.4. Banking Act 2008 and 2009
33
3.5. The Financial Services Act 2010
34
3.6. Financial Services Bill 2012
35
3.6.1. The Financial Policy Committee
38
3.6.2. The Prudential Regulation Authority
39
3.6.3. The Financial Conduct Authority
40
3.7. Financial Services Act 2012
41
3.8. The Financial Services Act 2013
42
3.9. Assessment
43
4. The Federal Reserve
46
4.1. Historical background
46
4.2. The US financial system and the Federal Reserve Act
49
4.3. Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act 1999
53
4.4. Commodity Futures Modernisation Act 2000
54
4.5. Emergency Economic Stabilisation Act 2008
55
4.6. White Paper on Financial Regulatory Reform 2009
56
4.7. Dodd-Frank Act 2010
57
4.8. Assessment
60
5. The European Central Bank
64
5.1. Historical background and responsibilities
64
5.2. The new European System of Financial Supervision
66
5.2.1. The Role of the European Central Bank
68
5.2.2. Evaluation
68
5.3. European Banking Union
69
5.3.1. Introducing of the SSM and the Proposals of the European Commission for conferring supervision tasks on the ECB and the new EBA
70
5.3.1.1. Requirements of the European Parliament
72
5.3.1.2. Political Agreement in the European Council
73
5.3.1.3. Problematic issues
76
5.3.1.3.1. Article 127(6) TFEU
76
5.3.1.3.2. Competences of the ECB, the ESRB and the EBA
79
5.3.1.3.3. Democratic Legitimacy
81
5.3.1.3.4. Scope of Supervision
82
5.3.2. Single Resolution Mechanism
83
5.3.3. Single Rulebook
84
5.3.4. European Deposit Insurance Scheme
85
5.4. Assessment
89
6. Conclusion
92
Bibliography
98
Cases:
98
Acts of Parliaments and Statutory Instruments:
98
Textbooks and monographs:
100
Journal articles:
102
Working papers:
105
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