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Regulating Global Financial Markets: Challenges and Stakeholders, Study notes of Finance

Three thought-provoking questions for tutorial discussions on the regulation of global financial markets. Topics include the role of innovative firms like lehman brothers in bypassing regulations, identifying stakeholders, and the efficiency of a single regulatory structure for capital markets and intermediaries versus banks.

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2010/2011

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QUESTIONS FOR IBCM TUTORIALS ON
THURSDAY 18 &
FRIDAY 19
MARCH
1. How can the hugely innovative power of rms
like Lehman Brothers to sidestep regulation be
challenged without an eective crossborder, supra
national regulatory power?
2.
Who are we regulating for market competito
rs, depositors/investors, borrowers/issuers,
consumers, society at large? How can we satisfy all
those needs on a global base?
3. Are the dierences between regulating capital
markets & market intermediaries and banks & related
intermediaries too great to make a single regulatory
structure really ecient?

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QUESTIONS FOR IBCM TUTORIALS ON

THURSDAY 18 &

FRIDAY 19

MARCH

  1. How can the hugely innovative power of firms like Lehman Brothers to sidestep regulation be challenged without an effective cross‐border, supra‐ national regulatory power?

Who are we regulating for – market competito rs, depositors/investors, borrowers/issuers, consumers, society at large? How can we satisfy all those needs on a global base?

  1. Are the differences between regulating capital markets & market intermediaries and banks & related intermediaries too great to make a single regulatory structure really efficient?