The Institutional Architecture of Financial Regulation and Supervision

This chapter looks at the institutional architecture of financial regulation and supervision from a theoretical and comparative perspective. It is structured as follows. The discussion begins with the significance of institutional design, the ‘fit’ between supervisory models and the existing supervisory structures, and the circumstances in which one structure may work better than others.

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• Organizations that created, adopted or are mentioned
• Ecosystem position
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