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This volume compiles 18 papers authored by NYU Stern economists analyzing the 2007–2009 global financial crisis. It explores:
Causes of the crisis: mortgage securitization, leverage, rating agency failures, etc.
Institutional failures: issues with banks, GSEs, hedge funds, and systemic risk governance
Policy reforms: regulation for complex financial institutions, fair-value accounting fixes, compensation redesign, derivatives clearing, liquidity support structures, and global regulatory alignment
It’s a finance-focused expert guide aimed at academics, regulators, bankers, and students of systemic risk management.
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Edition: 1st
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Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Publishing Year: 2009
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Pages: 416