Banking Supervision with Loopholes

This paper develops a model of financial intermediation focusing on the interaction between banks and a regulator. In the model, the regulator chooses its supervision capacity to monitor banks and prevent excessive risk-taking. Meanwhile, banks can engage in loophole innovation to circumvent supervision, diminishing the value of the regulator's accumulated expertise.

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