Innovative regulating technologies: revision of finance supervision

Regulating Finance and Regulators to Promote Growth

Following the global financial crisis of 2008, countries stabilized their financial systems and attempted to bolster regulatory systems to protect against systemic risks. Disappointing rates of recovery, however, have shifted the policy focus to growth. How important is the operation of the financial system for economic growth and which financial regulatory reforms will improve financial sector...

Seed Funding for Innovative Ventures: a Survey of Public Finance

The purpose of this paper is to describe and analyse the mechanisms by which innovative new ventures receive publicly funded financial support. It suggests that ‘soft’ and informal small-scale financing provided to new firms and idea owners are important in encouraging entrepreneurs in the start-up process, especially in gaining additional financing for the business. As governments provide incr...

Regulating international finance and the diversity of capitalism

In this paper, I put the ongoing G20 process of improving the regulation of international finance into a historically and theoretically informed perspective. To understand the driving forces behind and obstacles to international cooperation in governing finance I combine concepts from international and comparative political economy. Different variants of capitalism have reacted in distinct ways...

Harnessing Internet finance with innovative cyber credit management

In the last two decades, Internet technologies, such as cloud computing, mobile communications, social media, and big data analytics, have brought tremendous changes to our society and reshaped the business in various industries. Specifically, the mushrooming innovations in the financial area fertilized by information and communication technologies indicates the advent of the Internet finance e...

Judicial Supervision over California Plea Bargaining: Regulating the Trade