Banking Regulation and Globalization

Exploring the impact of globalization on nation states, this book investigates whether global forces compel governments to alter policies against the wishes of their electorates. It delves into the contentious issue of policy convergence, presenting empirical case studies from the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland. The focus is on how the rise of global financial markets has influenced the regulation and supervision of the banking industry, contributing valuable insights to ongoing political and academic debates.