The Political Economy of Financial Regulation - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Figures

pp viii-viii

Tables

pp ix-x

Contributors

pp xi-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-16

Part I - The Environmental Determinants and Real Impact of Financial Regulation

pp 17-126

1 - Regulating Financial Markets – An LTF Perspective

pp 19-37

2 - Information, and the Regulation of Inefficient Markets

pp 38-62

3 - The Information Gap between Institutional and Retail Investors during the IPO Process

pp 63-101

4 - Finance, Intangibles and the Privatization of Knowledge

pp 102-126

Part II - The Political Economic Analysis of Regulatory Choices

pp 127-278

5 - Bank Lobbying: Regulatory Capture and Beyond

pp 129-159

6 - The Social Psychology of Financial Regulatory Governance

pp 160-188

7 - The Role of Political Economy in Designing Banking Regulation

pp 189-218

8 - Choosing among Authorities for Consumer Financial Protection in Taiwan

pp 219-244

9 - The Political Economy of Indian Microfinance

pp 245-278

Part III - The Political Economy of Global Financial Regulation: Cooperation, Discord and Conflict

pp 279-418

10 - The Incomplete Global Financial Order and Spillovers from Instability in Trade and Currency Market Regimes

pp 281-309

11 - The Politics of Commodity Derivatives Reform in the EU and the USA

pp 310-344

12 - The Political Economy of Cross-Border Banking Regulation in Emerging Europe, 2004–2010

pp 345-384

13 - The Preferential Treatment of Government Debt in Financial Law: The Case of Europe

pp 385-418

Part IV - Financial Regulation and State Capitalism: A Political Economic Perspective

pp 419-509

14 - Rethinking State Control over the PRC Financial System

pp 421-444

15 - The Political Economy of China’s Shadow Banking

pp 445-478

16 - The A-share Bailout and the Role of China’s Securities Watchdog in Regulating a Policy-driven Market

pp 479-509

Index

pp 510-516