Financial Regulation and Supervision in India and Japan: Case of Banking Sector

Banks matter for economic growth, for poverty alleviation, for income distribution and for human welfare as a whole. And banks matter when they fail. According to Ross Levine (2005), the fiscal costs of banking crises in developing countries since 1980 have exceeded $1 trillion, and some estimates put the cost of Japanese banking problems alone over this threshold.

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