tailieunhanh - Ebook Global financial systems - Stability and risk: Part 1

(BQ) Part 1 book "Global financial systems - Stability and risk" has contents: Systemic risk, the great depression, endogenous risk, liquidity, the central bank, the asian crisis of 1997 and the iMF, banking crises, bank runs and deposit insurance, trading and speculation. | Global Financial Systems Stability and Risk Jon Danielsson Under what circumstances have we achieved financial stability? Which previous crises inform the current ones and in what way? What are the common themes and lessons for policy, regulation and financial theory? Global Financial Systems: Stability and Risk is an innovative textbook that explores the ‘why’ behind global financial stability, providing insightful discussions on the international financial system and the contemporary issues of today. Drawing on economic theory, finance, mathematical modelling and risk theory, this book presents a comprehensive, coherent and current economic analysis of the inherent instabilities of the financial system, and the design of optimal policy response. Key features • Up-to-date and thorough analysis of the 2007/08 financial crisis. • Case studies and practical examples illustrate key arguments and apply the theory to the real world. • End-of-chapter questions provoke discussion and critical thinking, and provide opportunities to test your understanding. • Accompanied by instructor resources including PowerPoint slides, plus an author-hosted website featuring regular updates on current events in the global financial system and links to useful websites. Jon Danielsson is Reader in Finance and member of the Financial Markets Group at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and co-director of the LSE’s Financial Markets Group’s Systemic Risk Centre. Front cover image: © Getty Images Global Financial SYSTEMS i Global Financial Systems Stability and Risk Jon Danielsson Director, Systemic Risk Centre London School of .

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• Global financial systems
• Systemic risk
• The great depression
• Banking crises
• The central bank
• The asian crisis
• Global finance
• Global financial management
• Lecture Global financial management
• Foreign exchange rate systems
• Exchange rates
• Benefits of systems
• Indirect prices
• Obtaining exchange rates
• Financial systems
• Deposit insurance
• The asian crisis of 1997
• Credit markets
• Currency markets
• Currency crisis models
• financial regulations
• Dangerous financial instruments
• Financial accounting
• Lecture Financial accounting
• Global business
• Economic systems
• Financial reporting standards
• Sovereign debt crises
• Regulations before the crisis
• International finance
• The global financial system
• Global monetary system
• Modern world monetary
• Financial crises
• International payment systems
• necessarily exclude
• altruism and systems
• financial losses
• hazardous effects
• nanomaterials derived
• protein aggregation
• Managerial accounting
• Statement of cash flows
• Job order cost systems
• Overhead allocations
• The value chain
• The value chai
• provide early
• warnings about
• complacency
• systems constantly
• ordered systems
• constrain one another
• Commentary
• European Region
• notified in TESSy
• Description
• notification systems