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I-1.39: An illustration of regulation’s irony: how Moody’s downgraded 12 German banks after regulatory change.

Documents I_1_39_Seve.pdf
Méthodologie Financiarisation Risque systémique Allemagne Régulation financière Complexité Banque Crise financière Objectif Raison d'être Irony of regulation Failure City group Stabilité du marché Post-crisis regulation Volatility Basel prudential rules Regulator's ability Credit rating agency Dodd-Frank act Moral hazard Future support Moody's Public sector bank Predictability Credit cost Procyclical effect Sovereign debt crisis

I-1.38: Transmission unbundling as ex ante instrument of structural Regulation of the energy market

Documents I_1_38.pdf
Infrastructure Distribution Compétition Autorité de la concurrence Marché intérieur Objectif Libéralisation State monopoly Monopoly Energy market Network Vertical integration Operational unblundling Corporate unbundling Functional unbundling Activities separation Vertical concentration European directives Member State Structural regulation Regulatory framework Ownership National operator Unbundling Security of supply General economic interest Third energy package Essential facility Ex ante / Ex post Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

I-1.36: Neutrality of the State: between myth and reality

Documents I_1_36.pdf
Neutralité Volonté générale Démocratie Etat Intérêt général Rousseau Public choice Particular interest Citizen Micro neutrality Long term Bentham Appointment Majority coalition Anonymous vote Regulatory ideal State of law State of fact Utopia

I-2.5: Neutralization using impact surveys before the adoption of Acts and Regulation

Documents I_2_4.pdf
Assurance Contrôle Risque systémique Impartialité Personnalité juridique Indépendance Supervision Code de bonne conduite Crise financière Transparence Consultation Policy Best practice Prudential standard Prudential ratio Implementation Costumer Investment strategy Requirement Recommendation Life-insurance policy Professional association Secteur bancaire Ordinance Financial autonomy Action Regulator merger Predictability Solvency II Impact Bill Legislation Directive transposition Impact survey Economic consequence Sector's specificity Cost Neutralization Marché unique européen de l’assurance

I-2.4: The principle of the neutrality of standards (the example of accounting standards)

Documents I_2_1_haas_FR.pdf I_2_1_Haas_GB.pdf
Motivation Neutralité Démocratie Réalité Régulateur Crise Qualité Expertise histoire Marché financier Philosophie Intérêt général Banque Procédure Société cotée Objectif langue Consultation Cycle Fair value Fair view Non-neutral Choice Implementation Public good Bankruptcy Financial stability Accounting policy Unstability Stockholder Long term effect Technical ideology Speculation Historical period Normes IFRS Global standard Consolidation Toxic product Account Accounting standard Conseil des normes comptables internationales (IASB) Normes comptables internationales (IAS) Representation Unlisted company Economic activity

I-2.3: Neutralization in economically regulated industries using procedural law techniques

Documents contribution_Fossier_francais_.pdf I_2_3_EN.pdf 2-_contribution_Fossier_francais_.pdf
Rule making Discussion Légitimité Droit de la concurrence Motivation Neutralité Démocratie Parlement Régulateur Politique Légalité Qualité Investisseur Procédure Pouvoir Loyauté Objectif Appeal Open debate Adversial proceeding Due process Enforcement penalty Duality of jurisdiction Neutralization Legal science Specialization Article 6 of ECHR (European Convention of Human Rights) Judges methods Evidence Judicial culture Judicial review

I-2.2: Regulation and Neutrality: The Case of Financial Markets

Paris Union européenne Neutralité Norme Information Régulateur Stratégie Sanction Compétition Protection Marché financier Investisseur Discipline Complexité Globalisation Impartialité Personnalité juridique Supervision Objectif Choice Information asymmetry Implementation Taxation Fragmentation du marché Objective Objectivity Enforcement Liquidity Behaviour Financial place Dark pool Central order system Opacity Intermediary Prudential rule Hedge fund Regional integration Block negotiation "Loi Toubon" London Business model Dodd-Frank act Severity Too big to fail Financial stability Good practice Political choice Forum shopping Volcker rule Financial stability council G-20 Surveillance

I-2.1: What does it mean to be neutral ? Socrates in the land of regulators

Documents tre_neutre_Jean_Michel_Roy_FR.pdf I_2_1_Roy.pdf 1_2_1_roy_engl.pdf
Définition Légitimité Neutralité Jugement Régulateur Marché Compétition Rationalité Impartialité Neutralité du Net Conflict of interests Transportation Enforcement Disparity Regula Preference Regulatory agency Chaos Rule Favoritism Competition organization

I.1-35: A regulators perspective on the policies of Audit Regulation

Documents I_1_35-2.pdf
Royaume-Uni Information Régulateur Concentration Audit Commission Européenne Compétition Marché financier Risque Investissement Europe Confiance Crise financière Gouvernement d'entreprise Durabilité Code Audit Commettee Responsability Director Trust Ethic Marché de capitaux Green paper on audit Office of Fair Trading Reporting Financial Reporting Council

I-1.34: From copper to fibre: an optimal regulatory policy

Documents figure_2.jpg figure_1.jpg figure_3.jpg I_1_35.pdf
Infrastructure Prix Internet Europe Fournisseur d'accès Efficience Natural economic monopoly Network Fiber optic Duplication Alternative operator Cost France Essential facility Digital agenda Regulatory policy Copper network Incentive Connexion Budget Incumbent operator

I-1.33: Transport, competition and competition policy

Documents I_1_33_EN.pdf
Royaume-Uni Infrastructure Concentration Prix Commission Européenne Compétition Contrat Autorité de la concurrence Investissement Efficience Libéralisation Transport Politique de la concurrence Merger control Transportation Bankruptcy Network Road transportation Air transportation Long-distance network Merger Auction Economy of scope Rail transportation Greater London Relevant market Custumer Service Multiproduct firm Efficiency gain Interconnexion Segment Structure de marché Legal monopoly Entry barrier Slut Economy of scal Fixed cost Price elasticity Cross-subsidies Oligopolistic market Potential competition Alliance Airport Aircraft Time Rail Urban community Vehicule Anti-competitive behaviour France Equilibrium Incentive Incumbent operator

I-1.32: Innovation and Regulation serving the digital Revolution

Documents I_1_31.pdf
Napoléon Information Infrastructure Commission Européenne Compétition Risque Incertitude Internet Innovation Confiance Discrimination coopération Avenir Network Digital revolution Communication Anti-competitive behaviour Fiber optic Infostructure Darwin Lamarck Underregulation impredictibility Ex ante / Ex post Audacity Overregulation

I-1.31: The Competition Authority between “regulation” and competition policiy

Documents I_1_31_bis.pdf I_1_31-2.pdf
Dueprocess Légitimité Démocratie Méthodologie Parlement Régulateur Engagement Sanction Compétition Expert Règlement Négociation Autorité Administrative Indépendante Autorité de la concurrence Procédure Pouvoir Droit de la régulation Indépendance Responsabilisation Télécommunication Droit souple Objectif Efficience Institution Gouvernement Coordination Politique de la concurrence Consultation Horyzontal regulation Regulatory Authority Implementation Rulemaking Openness Technical approach Annual report Merger control Investigation Guideline Secteur Executive branch Regulated industry European Competition Network International Competition Network Semantic France Equilibrium Ex ante / Ex post Self-referral Judicial review Effectivity Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

I-1.30: Regulation versus Competition

Documents Regulation_versus_concurrence.pdf I_1_30.pdf
Administration Consommateur Régulateur Défaillance de marché Commission Européenne Compétition Autorégulation Contrat Autorité de la concurrence Pouvoir Outil Télécommunication Libéralisation Gouvernement Real economy Natural economic monopoly symmetrical regulation Conflict of interests Information asymmetry Online gambling Postal services watchdog Horyzontal regulation Principle Hayek Political mandate Regulatory Authority Equilibrium Ex ante / Ex post