《INTERNATIONAL BANKING REGULATION AND SUPERVISION：CHANGE AND TRANSFORMATION IN THE 1990S》求取 ⇩

PART ⅠLIBERALIZATION AND THE SEARCH FOR AN APPROPRIATE BANKING LAW MODEL1

Chapter One The United States Context Edward L.Symons， Jr.1

Chapter Two The European Community Banking Law Paradigm： A Paradox in Bank Regulation and Supervision — Reflections on the E.C. Second Banking DirectiveJoseph J.Norton49

Chapter Three Liberalisation and the Universal Banking Model： Regulation and Deregulation in the United Kingdom William Blair81

Chapter Four Banking Models and Operational Realities in Japan and Taiwan Takeshi Ohta and Kuo-Shu Liang105

Chapter Five Asia’s Mature Financial Centres： Hong Kong， Japan， Singapore and Australia （with Appendix Note on Korea by Stuart Somer）Denis Petkovic147

PART Ⅱ CONVERGENCE OF SUPERVISORY STANDARDS OF INTERNATIONAL BANKING191

Chapter SixCapital Adequacy and Large Exposure Standards E.P.M.Gardener191

Chapter Seven Money Laundering Issues： U.S.and Worldwide Stephen K.Huber225

Chapter Eight Comparative Approaches to Regulatory “Safety and Soundness” Timothy Haosen Wan261

Chapter Nine Deposit Insurance Reform Issues and Implications for the Structure of the American Financial System Alvin C.Harrell305

Chapter Ten Regulatory Consequences of the BCCICollapse： US， UK， EC， Basle Committee — Current Issues in International Supervision Richard Dale377

Index399