Prelims
Insights on Financial Services Regulation
ISBN: 978-1-83982-067-0, eISBN: 978-1-83982-066-3
Publication date: 10 June 2020
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Consiglio, J.A. (2020), "Prelims", Insights on Financial Services Regulation, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. i-xix. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-066-320201004
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Insights on Financial Services Regulation
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Insights on Financial Services Regulation
John A. Consiglio
University of Malta, Malta
United Kingdom – North America – Japan – India – Malaysia – China
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Dedication
To Rose, Ivan and Helga
Dedication
Lord, please always help me to handle my neighbours' monies like sacred vessels.
(from The Catholic Bank Official's Creed, Malta Catholic Action).
List of Figures
Figure 1.1 | What They Were Saying to Defend Themselves! |
Figure 1.2 | Financial Regulatory Authorities and Supervisory Agencies in the United States |
Figure 3.1 | Key Institutional Failures Offering Regulatory Lessons for Discussion |
Figure 6.1 | Examples of Bank Regulation Teaching Topics |
Figure 7.1 | The Causal and Specific Regulatory Policies |
Figure 8.1 | The Grid Vis/Cum Grade Stances of Regulatory Life |
List of Abbreviations
- ABS
-
Asset backed securities
- ADR
-
Alternative dispute resolution
- AIG
-
American International Group
- ALM
-
Asset/Liability Management
- AMF
-
Autorité des marches financiers (France)
- APRA
-
Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
- ASF
-
Portuguese insurance regulator
- ASIC
-
Australian Securities and Investments Commission
- ATM
-
Automated teller machine
- BAFIN
-
Federal Financial Supervisory Authority
- BBA
-
British Bankers' Association
- BCBS
-
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
- BCFP
-
Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection
- BFM
-
Bank financial management
- BIS
-
Bank for International Settlements
- BOE
-
Bank of England
- BOP
-
Balance of payments
- CAA
-
Commissariat Aux Assurances (Luxembourg)
- CBR
-
Central Bank of Russia
- CBRC
-
China Banking Regulating Commission
- CEBS
-
Committee of European Banking Supervisors
- CEECs
-
Central and Eastern European Countries
- CESR
-
Centre for Economic and Social Research
- CFPB
-
Consumers Financial Protection Bureau
- CFTC
-
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
- CGAP
-
Corporate Governance Action Plan
- CIRC
-
China Insurance Regulatory Commission
- CISF
-
Commission de surveillance du secteur financier (Luxembourg)
- CMVM
-
Securities Market Commission (Portugal)
- CONSOB
-
Commissione Nazionale per le Societa e le Borse (CONSOB)
- CRD
-
Capital Requirements Directive
- CRR
-
Capital Requirements Regulations
- CSR
-
Corporate social responsibility
- CSRC
-
China Securities Regulatyory Commission
- DD
-
Due diligence
- DG
-
Directorate Generale' (EU)
- DGS
-
Direction General de Seguros (DGS)
- DLT
-
Distributed Ledger Technology
- EBA
-
European Banking Authority
- EBU
-
European Banking Union
- EC
-
European Commission
- ECB
-
European Central Bank
- ECTS
-
European Credits Transfer System
- ECU
-
European Currency Unit
- EIOPA
-
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority
- EJS
-
European Justice Scoreboards
- ESMA
-
European Securities and Markets Authority
- ESRB
-
European Systemic Risk Board
- EU
-
European Union
- FCA
-
Financial Conduct Authority
- FDIC
-
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
- Fed
-
Federal Reserve System
- FEMA
-
Faculty of Economics, Management & Accountancy (UoM)
- FFEC
-
Federal Financial Examination Council
- FFM
-
Five-factor model
- Finansinspektionem
-
Financial supervisory authority (Sweden)
- Finanstitsynet
-
Financial supervisory authority (Norway)
- Finanstitsynet
-
Financial supervisory authority (Denmark)
- FINCEN
-
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
- FINMA
-
Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority
- FINRA
-
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
- FINTECH
-
Financial technology
- FIRM
-
Financial institutions risk management
- FMA
-
Financial Markets Authority (New Zealand)
- FMC
-
Forward Markets Commission (India)
- FNFC
-
First National Financial Corporation
- FRS
-
Federal Reserve System
- FRTB
-
Fundamental Review of the Trading Book
- FS
-
Financial Services
- FSA
-
Financial Services Agency (Japan)
- FSB
-
Financial Stability Board
- FSF
-
Financial Stability Forum
- FSLIC
-
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
- FSMA
-
Financial Services and Markets Act (2000, UK)
- FSMA
-
Financial Services and Markets Authority (Belgium)
- FSOC
-
Financial Stability Oversight Council
- FTC
-
Federal Trade Commission
- GAO
-
General Accountant's Office
- GARP
-
Global Association of Risk Professionals
- GDP
-
Gross domestic product
- GDPR
-
General Data Protection Regulation
- G20
-
Group of Twenty (nations)
- HMSO
-
Her Majesty's Stationery Office
- IA
-
Impact Assessment
- IAASs
-
International Accounting/Auditing Standards
- IBCFP
-
Independent Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection
- ICOs
-
Initial coin offerings
- ICSID
-
International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes
- ICTs
-
Information and communication technologies
- IFAS
-
International financial auditing standards
- IFRS
-
International financial reporting standards
- IFSMs
-
Institutional financial services markets
- IIAs
-
International investment agreements
- IIN
-
Interbank Information Network
- IMF
-
International Monetary Fund
- IOSCO
-
International Organisation of Securities Commissions
- IRDA
-
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
- ISVAP
-
Institute for the Supervision of Insurance (Italy)
- LEI
-
Legal entity identifier
- LIBOR
-
London interbank offered rate.
- MARs
-
Market Abuse Regulations
- MCAST
-
Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology
- MIFID
-
Markets in Financial Instruments Directives
- MISTs
-
Market integrity sensitivity tests
- NBB
-
National Bank of Belgium (NBB)
- NCUA
-
National Credit Union Administration
- NIFA
-
New International Financial Architecture
- NYSDFS
-
New York State Department of Financial Services
- OCC
-
Office of the Controller of the Currency
- OCRA
-
Office of Credit Rating Agencies
- OECD
-
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
- OFR
-
Office of Financial Research
- ONI
-
Office of National Insurance
- OTC
-
Over-the-counter
- OTS
-
Office of Thrift Supervision
- PFRDA
-
Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (India)
- PRA
-
Prudential Regulation Authority
- RBI
-
Reserve Bank of India
- RegTech
-
Regulation of technology
- S & L
-
Savings and Loans
- SEBI
-
Securities and Exchange Board of India
- SEC
-
Securities and Exchange Commission
- SFSC
-
Senate (House) Financial Services Commission
- SIMEX
-
Singapore monetary exchange
- SMA
-
Standard Measurement Approach
- SRM
-
Single resolution mechanism
- SWIFT
-
Secure Worldwide International Fund Transfers
- TFMRD
-
Transatlantic Financial Markets Regulatory Dialogue
- UCITS
-
Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities
- UoM
-
University of Malta
- US
-
United States (of America)
- WHO
-
World Health Organization
- WTO
-
World Trade Organization
Acknowledgements
Many people have helped me along the route towards finalizing this work. I wish to thank all those who came up with suggestions and recollections of their experiences in regulation life and incidents, especially those who helped with my last chapter herein. I thank Prof. Frank Bezzina from the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy of the University of Malta for believing in the project, and Ms Alberta Pia Micallef for her priceless editing help. I also wish to thank fellow teachers of the subject, especially Dr Christopher Buttigieg from the Malta Financial Services Authority, and other fellow regulators who have given me many ideas on this most important discipline.
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 Public Interest
- Chapter 3 Risks and Asymmetry
- Chapter 4 Regulatory Expertise: A Discussion
- Chapter 5 Does Economics Matter?
- Chapter 6 How Should It Be Taught?
- Chapter 7 The Regulatory Environment
- Chapter 8 Concluding Insights
- Appendix Regulatory Bodies in Main Jurisdictions
- References
- Index