Journal of Financial Regulation and Compliance: Volume 7 Issue 2

Papers Brazilian banking and stabilisation

Roberto Luis Troster

This paper focuses on the influence of stabilisation and policy choices on Brazilian banking. It is generally understood that stabilisation, ceteris paribus, allows banking to…

Website review

Martyn Kendrick

This review considers selected websites that will be of interest to anyone involved in the analysis or regulation of emerging markets around the world. In particular, it…

Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland: Development of collective investment funds and securities markets

Mark St Giles

The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland are regarded as being among the most advanced of the Central European countries in terms of financial sector development. This paper reviews…

Financial liberalisation, financial crisis and the new regime: The Korean experience

Yong‐Doo Cho, Dong‐Won Kim

The financial restructuring measures under the IMF programme since the financial crisis far exceeded those carried out during the last 10 years in their depth and coverage…

Emerging markets of the Middle East: A critique of selected issues in Arab securities regulation

Lu'ayy Minwer Al‐Rimawi

This paper examines comparative aspects of Arab securities regulation. It provides a general introduction, overviews the aims of securities regulation and the UK regulatory…

Russia: A market yet to emerge

John Chown

Russia is potentially the largest and most intriguing of the emerging markets but will it ever fulfil its promise? There is little point in describing the detailed regulations at…

Paths to recovery in Thailand and Indonesia

Andy Mullineux, Juda Agung, Adisorn Pinijkulviwat

This paper briefly reviews the build up to and onset of the 1987 financial crises in S. E. Asia, focusing on the experiences of Thailand and Indonesia. After emphasising the…