Funding entity CECA
The CECA-ICADE Chair in Banking Regulation conducts applied academic research on the economic effects of banking regulation. Initial research areas include bank capital and financial stability, regulatory simplification and competitiveness, and payments and financial innovation. The Chair connects academic rigour with the needs of the financial sector and the policy debate. Its three-year plan targets nine working papers, three annual two-day conferences combining academic and policy sessions, and the CECA/ICADE Research Award in the Economic Analysis of Banking Regulation.
Layman's summary: Applied research on how banking regulation affects financial stability, competition and payments, contributing evidence to the public debate through research papers and an annual conference.
Techniques employed: Economic and econometric analysis of banking and financial data; empirical evaluation of regulatory effects; comparison of regulatory frameworks; preparation of academic and financial policy studies.
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