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The role of banking regulation in reducing the fragility of the banking sector and preventing future financial crises

The role of banking regulation in reducing the fragility of the banking sector and preventing future financial crises

The fragility of the banking sector has been said to have contributed to the 2007-2008 financial crisis. After then, regulators have set stricter banking regulation aimed at tackling specific issues, such as moral hazard, transparency and risk management. The problem is that as regulated as the banking sector may be, it is the very structure of banks that makes them fragile, as their assets are mainly illiquid, while their liabilities are liquid. There are also numerous conflicts of interest that can arise whether shareholders are internal (managers) or external. In light of all this, can banking regulation change the banking sector so that its fragility won’t cause any other financial crises in the future? Can banking regulation truly protect consumers? 6000 words.

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