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UK Banking Supervision (1986) draws attention to some of the main problems, theoretical and practical, associated with banking supervision in the UK. It sets out to introduce and analyse the UK bank supervisory process, and it raises some important questions. The main emphasis is on the process and historical context of supervisory development and some of the most pressing problems engendered by supervision.
Contents
Part 1. Supervision - A Perspective Edward P.M. Gardener 1. Banking Crises and Risks 2. A General Perspective of Banking Prudential Regulation 3. Supervisory Issues 4. Supervision in the UK Part 2. Evolution and Practice 5. Self-Regulation and Statute - the Evolution of Banking Supervision Peter W. Cooke 6. Lessons for Bank Supervision from the Secondary-Banking Crises Margaret Reid 7. Pressure Group Development in the EC: the Role of the British Bankers' Association Jane A. Sargent 8. Self-Regulation, Crisis Management and Preventative Medicine: the Evolution of UK Bank Supervision J.L. Metcalfe Part 3. Related Issues 9. Objectives of Banking Regulation: the Trade-off between Efficiency and Stability Marco Onado 10. The Complementary Nature of Competition and Regulation in the Financial Sector Jack Revell 11. International Banking: Regulation and Support Issues Dudley J. Peake Part 4. Capital Adequacy 12. Capital in Banking: a Historical Survey Malcolm G. Wilcox 13. Capital Adequacy, Hidden Reserves and Provisions Jack Revell 14. Capital Adequacy and Banking Supervision - Towards a Practical System Edward P.M. Gardener Part 5. Deposit Insurance 15. Deposit Insurance Creates a Need for Bank Regulation Mark J. Flannery 16. The Case Against Risk-Related Deposit Insurance Premiums Paul M. Horvitz 17. The Case Against Risk-Related Deposit Insurance Premiums - a Contrary View Paul T. Peterson
