(2015) PhD thesis, London School of Economics and Political Science. This thesis examines the emergence of risk oversight since the global financial crisis, considering how different actors construct the idea of oversight and examining multi-level accountabilities that make it an organisational reality. The practice of oversight is assessed by 61 interviews and 17 weeks of field immersion in major financial institutions in London. The research questions are: ‘How does the practice of risk oversight differ from management?’, ‘How has the concept of oversight evolved?’, ‘Where exactly within financial organisations does risk oversight happen?’, and ‘How do Risk Committee members operationalise their risk oversight role?’ Tentative conclusions are also drawn on the extent to which enhancements in risk oversight since the crisis have strengthened financial institutions’ ability to manage risk.
The first empirical chapter considers the evolution of regulatory attitudes to risk oversight before and after the financial crisis, and discusses the changing role of non-executives. The second empirical chapter on board risk committees discusses their accountability and relationships, both within and outside the
firm. It shows board risk committee members to be an important part of the fabric of oversight who are still ‘feeling their way’ towards a stable definition of their roles and functions. The third empirical chapter discusses how oversight is organised within financial institutions. This is now commonly done through the ‘Three Lines of Defence’ framework. This is an idealised framework for risk governance that delineates how three layers of risk involvement (production, risk management and internal audit) are differentiated and also defined by their relations of oversight to each other. The last chapter discusses information intermediaries: the people within firms who create information flows within the oversight structures. Information is at the core of any oversight practice and this chapter shows that providing it to risk overseers, accurately and comprehensively, is a continuous struggle for the various parties involved. Item Type: | Thesis (PhD) | Additional Information: | © 2015 Maria Zhivitskaya | Library of Congress subject classification: | | Sets: | | Supervisor: | Power, Michael and Hall, Matthew | URI: | | Actions (login required) | Record administration - authorised staff only | Downloads per month over past year View more statistics The deposit insurance system after the global financial crisis: A comparative study between the US, the UK and China--> Ye, Ningyao (2020) The deposit insurance system after the global financial crisis: A comparative study between the US, the UK and China. PhD thesis, University of Leeds. Supervisors: | Campbell, Andrew and Zinian, Zhang and McCormack, Gerard | Awarding institution: | University of Leeds | Academic Units: | | Depositing User: | Dr Ningyao Ye | Date Deposited: | 10 Dec 2020 13:36 | Last Modified: | 10 Jan 2022 17:29 | --> Final eThesis - complete (pdf) -->Embargoed until: 1 December 2025 Please use the button below to request a copy. Filename: Ye_Ningyao_Law_PhD_2020.pdf Request a copy Embargo Date: Please use the 'Request a copy' link(s) in the 'Downloads' section above to request this thesis. This will be sent directly to someone who may authorise access. You can contact us about this thesis . If you need to make a general enquiry, please see the Contact us page. - Bibliography
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Risk communication and culture in banking: What has changed since the global financial crisis?This thesis was inspired by the events of, and subsequent responses to the global financial crisis of 2008. In analysing these, it takes a specific interest in the communication and culture of systemically important banks. In particular, it seeks to assess the development of the risk communication of such banks, both as a ‘standalone’ contributory factor in the crisis’ formation, but also crucially for its value as an indicator of underlying culture in banking. The work is comprised of four main chapters. Its initial aim is to assess the overall response to the crisis by comparing its various identified causes with the measures that have subsequently been taken to address them. This assessment is contained in the thesis first major chapter; a substantial literature review that explores the crisis at a general level, and more specifically how a selection of its major causal factors have been addressed in the post-crisis period. The results guide the thesis in the direction of risk communication and industry culture, as factors that should have underpinned industry robustness to many of the difficulties encountered. The thesis next aims to assess the development of the public communication, and specific risk communication, of global systemically important banks. This involves a comparative analysis of a dataset comprising of 129 annual report documents. The research first measures and compares overall communication volumes before and after the crisis. It then extracts and measures the risk-specific content of this communication. This finds bank communication to have increased substantially by volume at both the headline and risk-specific levels since the occurrence of the crisis. Further, it finds risk-specific communication to have increased as a proportion of the wider annual report document. This line of inquiry is continued in the second empirical chapter, as the risk-specific communication extracted from the wider dataset is examined in further detail. This involves the performance of word-count analyses, again making comparison of practice before and after the crisis. This facilitates comparison among individual risk subsets, and judgement over whether any of the major crisis-related issues might remain potentially under-addressed in the post-crisis era. Ultimately, despite the previously identified substantial volume increases, little change is observed in the relative content of post-crisis risk communication when compared to the pre-crisis period. The final research chapter is based around an original, semi-structured interview study with 11 senior industry professionals, seeking further insights into how the major causes of the crisis have been addressed in the years since it occurred. Specifically, it seeks end-user viewpoints on the effectiveness of post-crisis risk communication in the industry and the extent of general post-crisis progress. Among other insights, it establishes a substantial level of industry agreement with the academic view of industry culture as a contributing factor in the formation of the global financial crisis. Rights holderPublication date, supervisor(s), qualification name, qualification level, this submission includes a signed certificate in addition to the thesis file(s). - I have submitted a signed certificate
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The Global Financial Crisis in the USA and The Failure of Central BanksMasters Thesis Authors | Apete, Adjoua Anais Diana |
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Abstract | 2016 dissertation for MSc. Finance and Risk Management. Selected by academic staff as a good example of a masters level dissertation.The mortgages crisis was one of the main causes of the global financial crisis in 2007, leading to the globalisation of the crisis, and the collapse of the financial market. In this dissertation, our first attempt will first be to review the different economic breakdown that have been affected the financial market due to the different previous financial crisis. The researcher thinks important to examine some of the previous financial crisis in order to ascertain the differences between those ones, and the last crisis. This paper will also review the different causes and consequences of the global financial crisis of 2007- 2009 (and its aftermath), focusing on the main causes and negative impact in the financial sector of the United States. In fact, policy makers have been trying to establish different solutions to the different problems that the financial industry and the global industry have been facing over the years. In addition, policy makers need to be aware of the changing dynamic in the financial industry in order to upgrade policies and find responses to regulations in order to avoid a future possible occurrence. In order to fully address the issues facing by the banking sector and the economy, we have been looking at the different economic factors behind the global financial crisis through this dissertation. To that end, we assessed and analysed the main reasons that caused the bubble to explode. Then, we will see the impact of the crisis especially in the United States, before concluding with our policy recommendations. |
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EXTERNAL DEBT AND CURRENCY CRISIS: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE. Liumin Chen, B.S. Thesis Advisor: John Hisnanick, Ph.D. ABSTRACT. The history of financial crisis since the 1980s tells us that a high level of external debt. usually makes countries more vulnerable to capital outflows and exchange rate.
Global financial crisis (GFC) and its manageability in the corporate sector are important and beneficial for investors. The GFC has badly affected the performance of the firms. ... Islamic banking financing an alternative solution to global financial crises. PhD thesis. University of Abu-Bakr Belqayd Tlemcen. Google Scholar.
IV DECLARATION Chapter 4 entitled òHave Cash Holdings Changed by the Global Financial Crisis?A Cross-country Analysis has been presented at the following conference: FMA Europe 2018 Conference, Kristiansand, Norway Chapter 5 entitled òThe Effect of Agency Problems and Global Financial Crisis on Dividend Payouts: Evidence Across Countries has been presented at the following
Financial integration has progressively increased over the past decade. Following the global financial crisis and the turmoil that ensued, external financing conditions changed. The global financial architecture went through significant adjustments consequently affecting global financing conditions. Emergent issues in response to the evolving ...
research is still unable to quantify the determinants of severity of crisis across countries. This thesis contributes to knowledge in this area by investigating the impact of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) on European transition countries. In analysing the transmission of the GFC to these countries and the nature and severity ...
the severity of the financial crisis became evident, economists and policy- makers significantly underestimated its ultimate impact on the real economy, as measured by indicators like GDP growth ...
This paper examines the systematic contagion effects of the global financial crisis of 2007-2009 on the world's largest advanced and emerging equity markets, using the conditional factor model of Dungey and Renault (2018) and and the adjusted correlation coefficient approach of Forbes and Rigobon (2002). Our findings indicate that when applying the Forbes and Rigobon approach, no evidence ...
On the contrary, during the global financial crisis, constrained firms face a significant negative impact of firm-level volatility on exports and an insignificant impact of exchange rate volatility on exports. Finally, Chapter 5 provides the conclusion of the thesis highlighting the contributions, implications and future research avenues of ...
Financial crisis : origins, macroeconomic consequences and policy response. KOPIEC, Paweł. Florence : European University Institute, 2016, EUI, ECO, PhD Thesis. Cite. The global financial crisis of 2007-2008 is considered to have been the worst economic recession since the Great Depression. Its beginning is associated with the bursting of the ...
I, Sarah Cameron, declare that this PhD thesis entitled Citizen Responses to the Global Financial Crisis: A Comparative Study of Participation and Democratic Sup-port contains no material that has been submitted previously, in whole or in part, for the award of any other academic degree or diploma. Except where otherwise
This thesis examines the emergence of risk oversight since the global financial crisis, considering how different actors construct the idea of oversight and examining multi-level accountabilities that make it an organisational reality. The practice of oversight is assessed by 61 interviews and 17 weeks of field immersion in major financial institutions in London.
Since 2008, the global financial crisis (GFC) has, and continues to have, profound effects on all sectors, across all economies. As shown in the literatures, small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been particularly affected by the financial crisis: demand has fallen, suppliers are less likely to sell on credit;
Ye, Ningyao (2020) The deposit insurance system after the global financial crisis: A comparative study between the US, the UK and China. PhD thesis, University of Leeds.
57 Avaliabl e at: www.ijssers.org. Global Financial Crisis (GFC) and I ts I mplication on COVID- 19 Pandemic. Crisis. Derwin Tambunan. School of Political Science and International Studies, T he ...
The global financial crisis has been one of the most significant economic shocks in the post-war period. At its core, the crisis originated in credit markets in developed countries - centred particularly in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe - but the fallout has had a significant effect on activity in every country and region ...
The study suggests that during GFC (Global Financial Crisis) 2008, unemployment reached 10 percent, while in the pandemic, the unemployment spike to 12 percent is still in the crisis. They also found that 3.5 million job workers have already filed an insurance claim to the US government during March.
This thesis investigates whether banks in the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden) reclassify financial instruments, in their financial statements of 2008 and 2009. The result of the study shows that 47% of the sample Nordic banks reclassified financial instruments in 2008 and 12% in 2009. All banks increased their net profit ...
management of financial institutions. The crisis management solutions selected by the BoJ during two periods, in the domestic crisis between 2001 and 2006, and during the global financial crisis, have been examined from different aspects in Part 6. Part 7 provides a comparative analysis of the five selected central banks in
This thesis was inspired by the events of, and subsequent responses to the global financial crisis of 2008. In analysing these, it takes a specific interest in the communication and culture of systemically important banks. In particular, it seeks to assess the development of the risk communication of such banks, both as a 'standalone' contributory factor in the crisis' formation, but ...
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Masters Thesis. Abstract. 2016 dissertation for MSc. Finance and Risk Management. Selected by academic staff as a good example of a masters level dissertation.The mortgages crisis was one of the main causes of the global financial crisis in 2007, leading to the globalisation of the crisis, and the collapse of the financial market. In this.
After the financial crisis in 2008 had begun because of the mortgage backed securities, many people and companies lost money. In year 2009 Satoshi Nakamoto came with an idea; a currency that can be used worldwide. Nakamoto was tired and angry with the third party (banks and financial institutions) that took a commission from money trans-fers.