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

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

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

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