The political economy of bank regulation in developing countries : : risk and reputation / / edited by Emily Jones.
Drawing on in-depth analysis of 11 countries across Africa, Asia ,and Latin America, this work shows how financial globalisation is changing politics of regulation in developing countries.
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The political economy of bank regulation in developing countries : risk and reputation / edited by Emily Jones. [electronic resource] Political Economy of Bank Regulation in Developing Countries Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2020. 1 online resource (xvii, 386 pages) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Oxford scholarship online Specialized. Includes bibliographical references and index. Drawing on in-depth analysis of 11 countries across Africa, Asia ,and Latin America, this work shows how financial globalisation is changing politics of regulation in developing countries. Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on April 23, 2020). An open access title available under the terms of a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence. Part I: Introduction, cross-country variation, and analytical argument -- 1: Emily Jones: The puzzle: peripheral developing countries implementing international banking standards -- 2: Emily Jones: The challenges international banking standards pose for peripheral developing countries -- 3: Emily Jones: The politics of regulatory convergence and divergence -- Part II: Case studies -- 4: Natalya Naqvi: Pakistan: Politicians, regulations, and banks advocate Basel -- 5: Pritish Behuria: Rwanda: Running without legs -- 6: Emily Jones: Ghana: Reformist politicians drive Basel implementation -- 7: Ousseni Illy and Seydou Ouedraogo: West African Economic and Monetary Union: Central bankers drive Basel under IMF pressure -- 8: Hazel Gray: Tanzania: From institutional hiatus to the return of policy-based lending -- 9: Radha Upadhyaya: Kenya: 'Dubai' in the Savannah -- 10: Peter Knaack: Bolivia: Pulling in two directions - the developmental state and Basel standards -- 11: Florence Dafe: Nigeria: Catch 22 - navigating Basel standards in Nigeria's fragile banking sector -- 12: Rebecca Engebretsen and Ricardo Soares de Oliveira: Angola. Banks and banking State supervision Developing countries. Banks and banking Developing countries. Financial institutions, International Developing countries. Globalization Economic aspects Developing countries. Jones, Emily, 1978- editor. 0-19-884199-X Oxford scholarship online. |
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The political economy of bank regulation in developing countries : risk and reputation / Oxford scholarship online Part I: Introduction, cross-country variation, and analytical argument -- 1: Emily Jones: The puzzle: peripheral developing countries implementing international banking standards -- 2: Emily Jones: The challenges international banking standards pose for peripheral developing countries -- 3: Emily Jones: The politics of regulatory convergence and divergence -- Part II: Case studies -- 4: Natalya Naqvi: Pakistan: Politicians, regulations, and banks advocate Basel -- 5: Pritish Behuria: Rwanda: Running without legs -- 6: Emily Jones: Ghana: Reformist politicians drive Basel implementation -- 7: Ousseni Illy and Seydou Ouedraogo: West African Economic and Monetary Union: Central bankers drive Basel under IMF pressure -- 8: Hazel Gray: Tanzania: From institutional hiatus to the return of policy-based lending -- 9: Radha Upadhyaya: Kenya: 'Dubai' in the Savannah -- 10: Peter Knaack: Bolivia: Pulling in two directions - the developmental state and Basel standards -- 11: Florence Dafe: Nigeria: Catch 22 - navigating Basel standards in Nigeria's fragile banking sector -- 12: Rebecca Engebretsen and Ricardo Soares de Oliveira: Angola. |
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Part I: Introduction, cross-country variation, and analytical argument -- 1: Emily Jones: The puzzle: peripheral developing countries implementing international banking standards -- 2: Emily Jones: The challenges international banking standards pose for peripheral developing countries -- 3: Emily Jones: The politics of regulatory convergence and divergence -- Part II: Case studies -- 4: Natalya Naqvi: Pakistan: Politicians, regulations, and banks advocate Basel -- 5: Pritish Behuria: Rwanda: Running without legs -- 6: Emily Jones: Ghana: Reformist politicians drive Basel implementation -- 7: Ousseni Illy and Seydou Ouedraogo: West African Economic and Monetary Union: Central bankers drive Basel under IMF pressure -- 8: Hazel Gray: Tanzania: From institutional hiatus to the return of policy-based lending -- 9: Radha Upadhyaya: Kenya: 'Dubai' in the Savannah -- 10: Peter Knaack: Bolivia: Pulling in two directions - the developmental state and Basel standards -- 11: Florence Dafe: Nigeria: Catch 22 - navigating Basel standards in Nigeria's fragile banking sector -- 12: Rebecca Engebretsen and Ricardo Soares de Oliveira: Angola. |
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