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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-2.2: 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