A Different Approach to Financial Regulation
Avinash Persaud
Abstract
Avinash Persaud
Abstract
Prevention of future crises calls for not just more regulation per se, but better regulation - in particular, regulation with a greater macro-prudential orientation. Macro-prudential regulation concerns itself with the stability of the financial system as a whole. By contrast, micro-prudential regulation, consisting of such measures as the certification of those working in the financial sector and rules on how financial institutions operate, concerns itself with the stability of individual entities and the protection of individuals.
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Prevention of future crises calls for not just more regulation per se, but better regulation - in particular, regulation with a greater macro-prudential orientation. Macro-prudential regulation concerns itself with the stability of the financial system as a whole. By contrast, micro-prudential regulation, consisting of such measures as the certification of those working in the financial sector and rules on how financial institutions operate, concerns itself with the stability of individual entities and the protection of individuals.
Key concepts: Financial regulation, Prudential regulation, Financial stability, Business, Macro, Certification, Financial sector, Financial system