Feature/Regulation

Applying liquidity rules to sharia banking

Central Banking Journal | 18 Feb 2011

Brandon Davies looks to history for an idea on how regulators can develop liquidity rules that will work for Islamic and conventional finance

Topics: Islamic finance, Bank Negara Malaysia

Issues in regulating Islamic finance

Central Banking Journal | 18 Feb 2011

Topics: Islamic finance

Regulating Islamic finance: a primer

Central Banking Journal | 18 Feb 2011

Topics: Islamic finance

Liquidity regulation and its consequences

Central Banking Journal | 23 Nov 2010

Topics: Basel III, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision

The dangers of relying on point in time

Central Banking Journal | 23 Nov 2010

Topics: Basel III

The unintended consequences of the new prudential framework

Central Banking Journal | 17 Nov 2010

Topics: Basel III

Are CoCos from cloud cuckoo-land?

Central Banking Journal | 17 Aug 2010

Topics: Charles Goodhart

Welcome to Twin Peaks

Central Banking Journal | 17 Aug 2010

Topics: FSA, Bank of England, UK Treasury, United Kingdom

How Ireland is reforming its central bank

Central Banking Journal | 17 Aug 2010

Topics: Patrick Honohan, Matthew Elderfield, Ireland, Financial crisis

A return to complexity: economic policy after the crisis

Central Banking Journal | 17 May 2010

Topics: John Gieve, Inflation targeting, Interest rates, Bank of England

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