In the last 30 years, no other region in the world has suffered more from banking crises than Latin America. Besides the general macroeconomic instability in the region, a deficient regulation is widely recognized as a major root cause for the high vulnerability of banking systems in Emerging markets. The theory of banking regulation is, therefore, often criticized for being too abstract and ignoring in particular the institutional setting in which regulation is applied.
This book covers two main questions concerning the interdependence of banking regulation and institutional setting based on case studies for Argentina and Chile:Möchten Sie Ihre wissenschaftliche Arbeit publizieren? Erfahren Sie mehr über unsere günstigen Konditionen und unseren Service für Autorinnen und Autoren.