HISTORICAL TOUCHSTONES IN THE REGULATION OF THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR: THE EVOLUTION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES REGULATION
George Peter Gilligan
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George Peter Gilligan
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This paper surveys the historical development of financial services regulations in the UK, especially the social conditions and power relations that have shaped the evolution of British financial markets. The analysis specifically focuses upon the role of special interest groups and how they have influenced regulatory innovation.
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This paper surveys the historical development of financial services regulations in the UK, especially the social conditions and power relations that have shaped the evolution of British financial markets. The analysis specifically focuses upon the role of special interest groups and how they have influenced regulatory innovation.
Key concepts: Financial services, Financial regulation, Finance, Economics, Geography of finance, Financial system, Indirect finance, Business