Titlebook: Regulating Banks in Central and Eastern Europe; Through Crisis and B Aneta Spendzharova Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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At the EU Negotiating Table: What Role for National Bank Supervisors after EU Accession?,d not have the option to negotiate on what terms they would adopt the EU’s body of law, the ., and EU legislation was mostly copied into national law (Jacoby 2004; Vachudova 2005; Grabbe 2006). In banking, all Central and Eastern European candidates for EU membership adopted the single market and financial governance provisions in the EU’s ..

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Conclusion,European regulatory framework in banking and finance. Yet the four cases offer variation in their banking supervision approaches over time as well as in important domestic variables such as economic reform path, bank privatization and level of foreign ownership, institutional structure of banking supervision, and party politics.

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Economic Reform Path and Bank Privatization,ur cases since the early 1990s. In particular, I discuss the timing of banking sector privatization and the extent to which foreign banks were allowed to enter the domestic market. We will return to these independent variables in Chapter 4, which analyzes the most important determinants of banking s

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Institutional Design of Banking Supervision in Central and Eastern Europe and Party Politics,o the 2008 global financial crisis. This approach is based on the assumption that if sufficient information is available on the marketplace, market discipline will force financial actors to behave responsibly, and will thus promote financial stability (Barth .. 2006; Wymeersch 2009; de Haan .. 2012)