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This book examines the evolving landscape of payment and settlement systems amid rapid technological advancements and new market entrants, emphasising the critical role of robust legal frameworks in fostering stability, efficiency, and financial inclusion.The concept of secure, efficient, and accessible payment and settlement systems supported by robust legal frameworks and processes as the foundation of a stable financial system is not new. However, rapid technological developments and the entrance of new players have transformed, perhaps even disrupted, the payment ecosystem. This book explores the design, oversight, and enforcement of regulatory environments, offering a critical analysis of current policy and legislative initiatives to address risks and enhance system resilience. Integrating insights from regulatory theory, corporate governance, economics, and central banking, the book navigates tensions between public and private oversight, innovation, and legal clarity, particularly in costly cross-border payments. It debates whether regulators should merely mitigate risks or actively reshape financial infrastructures to harness the transformative potential of payment systems for global economic and societal benefit.This book will be of interest to researchers in the law of emerging technologies, financial and banking law and economics.
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Financial institutions raise unique problems for corporate governance and culture that are not found in other corporate sectors. This book examines the various forms of organisational culture in financial institutions and its interplay with corporate governance and regulatory regimes. It provides a detailed survey and practical examination of key topical issues in the corporate governance and culture of financial institutions including boards and regulators, executive remuneration, ESG, regtech and AI. Bringing together experts from a range of financial service professions as well as academia, the book explores how post-crisis executive remuneration, risk management and the function of boards have attracted the attention of regulators. It provides practical guidance on how to navigate the regulatory framework and how to implement best practice in corporate governance and culture into financial institutions.Key Features:Combines academic and industry expertiseProvides practical insights into regulatory concepts such as purposeful cultureCritically examines the legal and regulatory frameworks shaping governance and culture in financial institutionsComprehensive coverage of a broad range of aspects from diversity to ESG and money laundering complianceCorporate Governance and Culture in Financial Institutions is an essential resource for practising lawyers advising in the financial services sector, culture officers and HR professionals in financial institutions. Its discussions on diversity and compliance are also greatly beneficial to financial policymakers and regulators, as well as students and academics in corporate law and banking law.
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Macroprudential policy focuses on the financial system as a whole, as distinct from individual institutions, and its objective is to limit the costs to the real economy from system-wide distress of the financial sector. This book offers a critical, contextual and comparative examination of the nature of macroprudential policy as an emerging legal domain. It explores why macroprudential policy is necessary and how best to design tailored legal, institutional and governance frameworks that support the various supervisory stages in macroprudential regimes. Questions addressed relate to the design of the macroprudential mandate and institutional structures, independence, transparency and accountability arrangements, the nature and limitations of macroprudential authorities' supervisory powers, as well as the challenges that are likely to be encountered during the generation, collection and analysis of data and the use of macroprudential tools. The book extends well beyond being a 'one-stop-shop' introduction on all aspects of macroprudential policy. It digs deeper and does the heavy lifting by analysing the unique features of macroprudential policy that set it apart from other policy areas; examining the pulling (and at times, contradicting) forces which affect it and surfacing its complex and evolutionary nature and the unique challenges confronting macroprudential authorities. In order to derive and capture the theoretical foundations of macroprudential policy and support the high-level suggestions made on how to operationalise it, the book draws on established scholarships from international law as well as theories developed in the Organisational Behaviour field. It presents and explains the law within the context of the most recent empirical research in economics, including research on the prevalent governance structure of macroprudential policy, its interaction with other policy areas and the effectiveness of macroprudential tools. The normative discussion in the book is also grounded in practical specificities through detailed critical analysis of macroprudential policy frameworks at the national level (UK and US), regional level (EU) and global level (FSB, IMF and BIS).