International Law

Future of Bank Regulation: GSE-lites
Two possible directions are possible in banking regulation: a move to universal banking, in which there is no distinction between commercial banking, investment banking, and insurance (much like in Germany) or a return to the stricter divisions of Glass-Steagall...

Competition Law Policy in the Banking Sector
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Hemant Batra, of Käden Boriss Consulting Pvt. Ltd addresses Competition Law Policy in the Banking Sector in India. ABSTRACT: Competition laws are generally designed to combat anti-competitive behavior and unfair business practices...

Geographic Deregulation and Competition in the U.S. Banking Industry
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol H. Semih Yildirim, York University - Atkinson School of Administrative Studies and Sunil Mohanty, University of St. Thomas - College of Business bring us Geographic Deregulation and Competition in the U...

Enforced mergers in banking sector provide new headache for regulators
When the dust finally settles on the British banking sector?s biggest shake-up in a generation, the competition authorities will face an unprecedented new challenge to keep customers safe.

Deregulation, Competition and Consumer Welfare in Banking Market: Evidence from Hong Kong
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Chun-yu Ho of Boston University - Department of Economics examines competition issues in Deregulation, Competition and Consumer Welfare in Banking Market: Evidence from Hong Kong...

Banking Code: user liability for losses from online banking
Out-law reports on the new Banking Code, which will see customers regarded as liable for losses from their bank (e.g. from hackers gaining access to their account) if they do not act with reasonable care...