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See detailBanking on Europe: Reinforcing the Unstable Pillars of European Banking Union at Ten
Högenauer, Anna-Lena UL; Howarth, David UL; Quaglia, Lucia

in Journal of European Integration (2023), 45(1),

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See detailBanking on Stability: The Political Economy of New Capital Requirements in the European Union
Howarth, David UL

in Journal of European Integration (2013), 35(3), 333-346

The Basel III Accord on a ‘Global regulatory framework for more resilient banks and banking systems’ was issued in late 2010 as the cornerstone of the international regulatory response to the global ... [more ▼]

The Basel III Accord on a ‘Global regulatory framework for more resilient banks and banking systems’ was issued in late 2010 as the cornerstone of the international regulatory response to the global financial crisis. Its adoption into European Union (EU) legislation has, however, been met with considerable member state reticence and intra-EU negotiations are ongoing. This paper investigates the political economy of new capital requirements in the EU, arguing that the institutional features of national banking sectors convincingly account for the divergence in EU member state preferences on capital rules. [less ▲]

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See detailBanking on Sterling: Britain's Independence from the Euro Zone
Howarth, David UL

in Perspectives on Politics (2013), 11(3), 972-74

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See detailBanking Systemic Vulnerabilities: A Tail-risk Dynamic CIMDO Approach
Jin, Xisong UL; Nadal De Simone, Francisco

in Journal of Financial Stability (2014)

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See detailThe Banking Union In The Aftermath Of The Covid-19 Pandemic: An Incentive To Finalise The Project?
Bodellini, Marco UL

in Money Law, Capital, and the Changing Identity of the European Union (2022)

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See detailBanković v Belgium and the Territorial Scope of the European Convention on Human Rights
Happold, Matthew UL

in Human Rights Law Review (2003), 3

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See detailBankruptcy in international vs domestic markets: Evidence from the airline industry
Mantin, Benny UL; Forsyth, Peter; Bock, Sebastian et al

in Transportation Research. Part A, General (2020), 132

We study the effects of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on competitive product pricing in both domestic and international markets using data from the airline industry. We find a decline of about 5% in ... [more ▼]

We study the effects of Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on competitive product pricing in both domestic and international markets using data from the airline industry. We find a decline of about 5% in domestic markets and an even more significant drop in international markets. Further, in international markets the competing carriers respond by dropping their prices as well, whereas they slightly increase them domestically. By contrast, existing literature considers only domestic markets finding a more moderate fare drop of about 3% in domestic markets by the bankrupt carrier, with mixed results on the fare drop by competitors. [less ▲]

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See detailBankruptcy Law: a Mechanism of Governance for Financially Distressed Firms
Blazy, Régis UL; Chopard, Bertrand; Fimayer, Agnès

in European Journal of Law and Economics (2008), 25(3), 253-267

This paper explores the various governance models for financially distressed firms. We offer a new typology of major bankruptcy models and provide a connection between this bankruptcy law puzzle and the ... [more ▼]

This paper explores the various governance models for financially distressed firms. We offer a new typology of major bankruptcy models and provide a connection between this bankruptcy law puzzle and the variables depicting the governance of healthy firms in order to shed light on two topics: (1) the factors that the lawyer should consider before removing its national bankruptcy law, and (2) the risks associated with each bankruptcy model according to the economic literature on bankruptcy law. Our final aim is to test whether the various bankruptcy models detailed in the paper perform in separate economic and legal environments. [less ▲]

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See detailBankruptcy regulation and self-employment entry: the moderating roles of income share, parenthood, and hybrid entrepreneurship
Schulz, Matthias; Schwens, Christian; Fisch, Christian UL

in Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice (2021), 45(6), 1522-1549

We investigate how individual factors moderate the impact of bankruptcy exemption levels—that is, the amount of wealth individuals can keep in case of bankruptcy—on entry into self-employment ... [more ▼]

We investigate how individual factors moderate the impact of bankruptcy exemption levels—that is, the amount of wealth individuals can keep in case of bankruptcy—on entry into self-employment. Conceptually, we combine Prospect Theory’s axiom of diminishing sensitivity with insights from research on entrepreneurial failure. We hypothesize that individuals who face higher financial, social, or psychological costs because of bankruptcy will be less sensitive to higher exemption levels than will those who face lower costs across these dimensions. Our empirical results, which are based on a quasi-natural experiment in the United States, support our theoretical predictions. [less ▲]

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See detailBanks and the False Dichotomy in the Comparative Political Economy of Finance
Howarth, David UL; Hardie, Iain; Maxfield, Sylvia et al

in World Politics : A Quarterly Journal of International Relations (2013), 65(4),

The wide-ranging Varieties of Capitalism literature rests on a particular conception of banks and banking, which, we argue, no longer reflects the reality of modern financial systems. We take advantage of ... [more ▼]

The wide-ranging Varieties of Capitalism literature rests on a particular conception of banks and banking, which, we argue, no longer reflects the reality of modern financial systems. We take advantage of the greater information regarding bank activities revealed by the financial crisis to consider the reality, across eight of the world’s largest developed economies, of the ‘financial power’ of banks to act as bulwarks against market forces. This article offers a ‘market-based banking’ framework that transcends the bank-based/capital market-based dichotomy that dominates Comparative Political Economy’s (CPE’s) consideration of financial systems, and argues for a future CPE research focus on the activities of banks. By demonstrating how market-based banking increases market influences on the supply of credit, we highlight an under-appreciated source of financial market pressure on non-financial companies (NFCs) that has potential impact across the range of issues that the Varieties of Capitalism (VoC) literature has seen as differentiating national systems, with implications in areas such as labor, welfare, innovation and flexibility. [less ▲]

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See detailBanlieues to the suburbs:language education and linguistic gentrification
Tebaldi, Catherine UL

in Anthropology and Education Quarterly (2020)

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See detailBanque Centrale du Luxembourg
Mehra, Rajnish UL

Scientific Conference (2015)

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See detailLa Banque centrale européenne face à la COVID-19: une institution monétaire au service de l'Union, des Etats membres et des citoyens européens
Allemand, Frederic UL

in Revue de l'Euro (2020)

La lutte contre l’épidémie de Covid-19 a conduit l’Union, les Etats membres et les citoyens européen à adopter des mesures radicales. Dans nombre de domaines, ces mesures furent inédites – restrictions ... [more ▼]

La lutte contre l’épidémie de Covid-19 a conduit l’Union, les Etats membres et les citoyens européen à adopter des mesures radicales. Dans nombre de domaines, ces mesures furent inédites – restrictions des libertés de circulation des personnes dans et hors de l’espace Schengen, activation des dispositifs de chômage partielle au bénéfice de l’ensemble des entreprises impactées par la crise, activation de la clause dérogatoire générale en matière de discipline budgétaire, etc. Le domaine monétaire n’a pas été épargné par la crise sanitaire et les répercussions économiques prises pour contenir la propagation de l’épidémie. Cependant, après dix années passées de crises économiques, bancaires et budgétaires, l’état de crise compose une nouvelle normalité de l’UEM – dans laquelle la présente crise vient s’inscrire. De ce fait, les mesures prises en réaction à la crise de la Covid-19 par la BCE, pour être économiquement significatives, ne présentent pas un caractère inédit juridiquement. Elles n’ont pas la radicalité qu’ont pu avoir en leur temps la mise en œuvre des mesures non-conventionnelles. Il faut penser, comme nous y invite une déclaration de la BCE du 18 mars 2020, que l’institution monétaire s’est réservée une marge de manœuvre pour l’avenir, si la situation économique devait encore se dégrader. Après avoir présenté les mesures sanitaires, prudentielles et monétaires prises par l’Eurosystème et la BCE en réaction à la crise jusqu’à ce jour, les problématiques juridiques seront discutées. [less ▲]

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See detailLa Banque Centrale Européenne face aux crypto monnaies, défis et opportunité?
Prüm, André UL

in Mélanges en l'honneur de Bernard Teyssie (2019)

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See detailLa Banque européenne d'investissement: cinquante ans de cohésion économique et sociale
Leboutte, René UL

in Devaux, Sandrine (Ed.) Le traité de Rome: histoires pluridisciplinaires (2009)

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See detailLes banquiers centraux dans la construction européenne
Clavert, Frédéric UL; Feiertag, Olivier

in Histoire, Economie et Société (2011)

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See detailBanquiers, in La responsabilité civile des personnes privées et publiques (G. Ravarani)
Riassetto, Isabelle UL; Ravarani, Georges UL

Book published by Pasicrisie Luxembourgeoise - 3e ed. (2014)

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See detailBar Induction: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Rahli, Vincent UL; Bickford, Mark; Constable, Robert

in Thirty-Second Annual ACM/IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer Science (LICS) (2017)

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