INSTRUMENTS FOR COUNTERACTION TO TERRORIST FINANCING THROUGH FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Financing the New Economy: financial institutions and corporate governance

This paper examines the financial sector preconditions for the successful development of a high technology sector. It argues that there is a close relation between types of activities undertaken in different countries and their institutional structures. A distinguishing characteristic of the financing of high technology firms is their evolving pattern of control by different investor groups. Wh...

Financial Innovation for Infrastructure Financing

According to PPI World Bank Database that infrastructure investment in East Asia (China, Indonesia, Philippine, Malaysia, and Thailand) from 1998 to 2005 was stagnant, where infrastructure investment in Indonesia slowed down after financial crises, total investment in 1996 was 7,492.6 million US dollar but in 2000 fell down to 642.3 million US dollar and in 2005 raised on 1,445 million US dolla...

Burden Sharing in Combating Terrorist Financing

This paper contributes to the literature concerning burden sharing. We provide a quantitative expression of the burden sharing behaviour of 174 states in the case of combating terrorist financing and address specific burden sharing issues in this context (i.e., weakest link; no substitutability). We conclude that advanced states have shown more effort to control terrorist financing than develop...

Supplement to " Financial Institutions , Technology

This supplement considers the role of trade in vertically differentiated final goods in the vintage human capital model, when countries differ in their borrowing constraints. Each new technology is a differentiated good of higher quality in the sense of Lancaster (1966).

Risk Measurement for Financial Institutions