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- Категория: Publications
- 12 propositions for reforming our financial system
- Accounting for influence: how the Big Four are embedded in EU tax avoidance policy
- “Bank lobby has been successful at fighting reform”
- Banking union: untangling sovereigns from their banks
- Better Regulation – an introduction
- Better regulation: Why more stakeholder involvement benefits some more than others
- Beware of the impact assessment
- Blocking complexity – how complex regulation blocks public interest representation
- Broad support for CMU… from the financial industry
- Caritas France joins the fight to re-regulate finance
- Deutsche Bank “too small to scale”? You cannot be serious…
- Financial regulation: Small victories on revolving doors
- Grand Theft Europe scandal – one more reason to #ChangeFinance
- Interview with Christophe Nijdam
- Les députés français ne doivent pas bloquer la finalisation des accords de Bâle III
- Member-states attempt to sabotage EU’s sustainable finance efforts
- New trade deals restrain governments on financial regulation
- Prudential regulation should not be instrumentalised to distort the banking competitive landscape
- Reforming the mega banks – two ways to deal with a tsunami
- Representation of public interest in banking #0 – Introduction: A contribution to shaping a vision for the future of banking in Europe
- Representation of public interest in banking #1 – The major contribution of the workshops in the research
- Representation of public interest in banking #2 – Who is challenging finance? Examining the diversity of voices in the design of financial regulation
- Representation of public interest in banking #3 – What blocks public participation in banking?
- Representation of public interest in banking #4 – The banks, the public and the secluded world of the BCBS: who has access?
- Splitting Deutsche Bank?
- Still Going Round in Circles: The Revolving Door Between Banks And Their Regulators
- Taking the state – solutions for a besieged democracy
- Ten years after the crash, is civil society ready to take on big finance?
- The Better Regulation restaurant
- The EU’s role in international financial bodies
- The fascination with the ogre – and how to loosen the stranglehold of finance
- The last stretch: reaping the benefits of the sustainable finance framework
- The power of democracy against the power of finance
- The stage is being set for another financial crisis
- Too Big to Separate? A French and German defence of their biggest banks
- TTIP – a consultation that misses the key question