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|a Bhatia, Ashok.
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|a New Landscape, New Challenges :
|b Structural Change and Regulation in the U.S. Financial Sector /
|c Ashok Bhatia.
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|a Given the rapid evolution of the U.S. financial sector and attendant regulatory challenges, this paper explores ways to fine-tune U.S. oversight arrangements. It surveys the financial landscape, separating a highly regulated, multi-business, and (in terms of relative asset holdings) shrinking 'core' from a lightly regulated, more specialized, and rapidly expanding 'periphery' explains the U.S. regulatory philosophy and structure, with its focus on core institutions and its jurisdictional complexity; highlights certain new challenges, without presuming to have all the solutions; draws out some broad policy implications, from the '30,000 foot level' and concludes by tabling and discussing one, specific, reform idea.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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