Financialisation: re-shaping the global financial architecture? Financialisation: re-shaping the global financial architecture? Financialisation of economies, once admired, has distorted the productive economy
With J. Adams-Kane, E. Saeidinezhad and J. Wilhelmus, MI Report, March 2018. This report comprises a synopsis of the discussions the IFM
Lesson from Europe’s Success in 2017 GOI: Implementing and Sustaining Reforms As part of the Milken Institute’s mission to improve access to
Central Counterparties Help, But Do Not Assure Financial Stability… Central counterparties (CCPs) play a pivotal role in the post-crisis reforms of derivative markets. By
With E. Saeidinezhad, MI Viewpoints, Feb. 2017. While a major overhaul of U.S. financial regulation may be unlikely during the early months
With E. Saeidinezhad, Jul. 2017. Chinese version in Financial Market Research, NAFMII, Sept 2017 Key observations: 1. Central counterparties (CCPs) provide derivative markets
Not more, but better data In this series, we asked speakers at the Milken Institute Global Conference to answer: How does one
Journal of Financial Transformation , 2017, vol: 45 pp. 121-128. In the aftermath of the 2007-2008 financial crisis, new legislation and regulations
Unraveling Dodd-Frank Without Congress President Trump doesn’t need Congress to begin unraveling Dodd-Frank, the complex law enacted as a bulwark against the
Published in Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, with Donald Markwardt, and Ross DeVol Companies in financial distress have usually been able to choose between
With E. Saeidinezhad,MI report, Dec. 2016. A few months ago, we produced a timetable for the implementation of U.S. financial reform under the
