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portada The Post-Financial Crisis Macroprudential Regulatory Policy and the Future of Banking. Back to a Public Utility? An Exploratory Study on the 2014. Portugal's Failed Lender Banco Espírito Santo
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Language
English
Pages
40
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9783668339767

The Post-Financial Crisis Macroprudential Regulatory Policy and the Future of Banking. Back to a Public Utility? An Exploratory Study on the 2014. Portugal's Failed Lender Banco Espírito Santo

João Cruz Ferreira (Author) · Grin Verlag · Paperback

The Post-Financial Crisis Macroprudential Regulatory Policy and the Future of Banking. Back to a Public Utility? An Exploratory Study on the 2014. Portugal's Failed Lender Banco Espírito Santo - João Cruz Ferreira

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Synopsis "The Post-Financial Crisis Macroprudential Regulatory Policy and the Future of Banking. Back to a Public Utility? An Exploratory Study on the 2014. Portugal's Failed Lender Banco Espírito Santo"

Master's Thesis from the year 2016 in the subject Economics - Finance, grade: Distinction, language: English, abstract: The concept of "banking as a public utility" only makes sense when contemplating the traditional commercial and retail banking services for the public, such as operating deposit accounts, executing payment services or providing loans. In the early stages of banking, when interest charged on loans and deposits was merely symbolic - largely due to the religious restrictions on usury -, banking practices were seen as serving a low-return public utility. In this research paper, I addressed the question of whether large banks, forced to reduce leverage and strengthen liquidity in light of rigorous capital adequacy requirements, will restrict their business in the near future by getting rid of non-core activities, only to permanently turn to low-risk and limited profitability basic banking activities, serving a public role similar to that of public utilities such as gas, water or electric companies.

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