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The Centre has a regular discussion paper series dedicated to academic research, as well as a special paper series focused on policy analysis. In addition, affiliated researchers publish a variety of books, reports and opinion pieces.

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Special Papers

Towards a Sustainable Business Model - How financial institutions have to change to win back society's trust

May 2012
SP 210
Hugo Banziger

Special Papers

The Insufficiency of Traditional Safety Nets: What Bank Resolution Fund for Europe?

This paper analyzes the rationale for Bank Recovery and Resolution Funds (BRRFs) in the context of the present European Union’s (EU) decentralized...

May 2012
SP 209
María J. Nieto
Gillian G. H. Garcia

Discussion Papers

Securitized Banking, Asymmetric Information, and Financial Crisis: Regulating Systemic Risk Away

We develop a model of securitized (Originate, then Distribute) lending, in which both publicly observed aggregate shocks to values of securitized loan...

May 2012
DP 704
Sudipto Bhattacharya
Georgy Chabakauri
Kjell G. Nyborg

Academic journals

Complicated firms

Journal of Financial Economics, 104 (2). pp. 383-400.

 

May 2012
Lauren Cohen
Dong Lou

Academic journals

Liquidity and asset returns under asymmetric information and imperfect competition

Review of Financial Studies, 25 (5). pp. 1339-1365.

May 2012
Dimitri Vayanos
Jiang Wang

Special Papers

A Race to the Top?

April 2012
SP 208
Thomas F. Huertas

Special Papers

Tackling the “Too Big To Fail” conundrum: Integrating market and regulation

Systemic risk is, by nature, unpredictable. Statistical models can fail to identify it. We need to maintain resource buffers as well as to implement...

April 2012
SP 207
Renato Maino

Special Papers

Time to Set Banking Regulation Right

April 2012
SP 206
Jacopo Carmassi
Stefano Micossi

Discussion Papers

Estimating the Quadratic Covariation Matrix for an Asynchronously Observed Continuous Time Signal Masked by Additive Noise

We propose a new estimator of multivariate ex-post volatility that is robust to microstructure noise and asynchronous data timing. The method is based...

April 2012
DP 703
Sujin Park
Oliver Linton

Discussion Papers

Financial Regulation in General Equilibrium

This paper explores how different types of financial regulation could combat many of the phenomena that were observed in the financial crisis of 2007...

March 2012
DP 702
Charles Goodhart
Anil K Kashyap
Dimitri Tsomocos
Alexandros Vardoulakis

Special Papers

The flip side: high frequency trading

HFT has its benefits but also poses potential systemic risks. Bruno Biais and Paul Woolley discuss the need for deft regulation.

February 2012
Bruno Biais
Paul Woolley

Discussion Papers

Is Historical Cost Accounting a Panacea? Market Stress, Incentive Distortions, and Gains Trading

This paper explores the trading incentives of financial institutions induced by the interaction between regulatory accounting rules and capital...

February 2012
DP 701
Andrew Ellul
Chotibhak Jotikasthira
Christian T. Lundblad
Yihui Wang

Discussion Papers

The structure of CEO pay: pay-for-luck and stock-options

We develop a stylized model of efficient contracting in which firms compete for CEOs. The optimal contracts are designed to retain and insure CEOs...

February 2012
DP 713
Pierre Chaigneau
Nicolas Sahuguet

Discussion Papers

Transparency in the financial system: rollover risk and crises

The paper presents a theory of optimal transparency in the financial system when financial institutions have short-term liabilities and are exposed to...

February 2012
DP 700
Matthieu Bouvard
Pierre Chaigneau
Adolfo de Motta

Opinion Pieces

New light on choice of investment strategy

According to classical economics, there are no gains to be made in an efficient market. Yet markets are often far from efficient and the gains are...

January 2012
Dimitri Vayanos
Paul Woolley

Special Papers

Legal Aspects of Bank Bail-Ins

The aim of the bail-in proposal is that governments should have an alternative option to taxpayer-funded rescues of systemic banks. It operates...

January 2012
SP 205
Simon Gleeson

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