Transitional Economies: Banking, Finance, Institutions

ISBN-13: 9781349421091 / Angielski / Miękka / 2001 / 256 str.

Y. Kalyuzhnova; M. Taylor (University of North Carolina

Opis

The integration of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States international financial system was arguably one of the most profound changes experienced by the world economy in the 1990s. This book examines these countries in reforming their financial systems in the fist decade of transition. Through case studies as well as more thematic approaches contributors deal with crucial elements of building a market-based financial system, the transformation of the banking sector, and non-bank reform and regulation of financial markets. They emphasise the importance of institution-building to the process of financial sector transformation and highlight the lessons to be learned from transitional financial experiences.

Spis treści

Dedication List of Tables and Figures Foreword List of Abbreviation Notes on the Contributors Introduction; Y.Kalyuzhnova & M.Taylor Developing Market Institutions in Transitional Economies; A.Shrivastava PART I: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BANKING SECTOR Bad Loans as Alternatives to Fiscal Transfers in Transition Economies; G.Tridimas Banking Transformations in Poland; K.Szymkiewicz PART II: NON-BANK REFORMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF FINANCIAL SECTOR Development of Capital Markets, Stock Exchanges and Securities Regulation in Transition Economies; J.Norton & D.Arner The Romanian Accounting Reforms: Another Case of Cultural Intrusion?; A.Roberts Reforming Pension System in Transitional Economies: Case Study Kazakhstan; Y.Kalyuzhnova PART III: SUPERVISION AND REGULATION OF FINANCIAL MARKETS International Standards and the Transitional Economies; D.Arner Building Supervisory Capacity in the Transition Economies; M.Taylor Conclusion; Y.Kalyuzhnova & M.Taylor Index

O autorze

DOUGLAS ARNER Sir John Lubbock Support Fund Fellow, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary and Westfield College, London ALEX FLEMING Lead Financial Economist, World Bank's Europe and Central Asian Regional Office JOSEPH NORTON Sir John Lubbock Professor of Banking Law, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary and Westfield College, London ALAN ROBERTS Lecturer in International Accounting, University of Reading ANIMESH SHRIVASTAVA Deputy Director, Centre for Euro-Asian Studies, Department of Economics, Reading University KRYSTYNA SZYMKIEWICZ Researcher, C.N.R.S, University Paris 1, Sorbonne GEORGE TRIDIMAS Lecturer, Department of Economics, University of Reading.