Transcription of The Turner Review
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The Turner ReviewA regulatory response to the global banking crisisMarch 2009 The Turner ReviewMarch 20091 Introduction5 Actions required to create a stable and effective banking system7 Chapter 1: What went wrong? The global story: macro trends meet financial innovation (i) The growth of the financial (ii) Increasing leverage in several (iii) Changing forms of maturity transformation: the growth of shadow (iv) Misplaced reliance on sophisticated (v) Hard-wired procyclicality: ratings, triggers, margins and UK specific developments Global finance without global government: faultlines in regulatory (i) Lehman Brothers and the future approach to global wholesale (ii) Landsbanki and the European single market: the need for major Fundamental theoretical (i) Efficient markets can be (ii) Securitisation and financial instability: inherent or fixable with better 42regulation?
1.1 (iii) Changing forms of maturity transformation: the growth of shadow banking 21 1.1 (iv) Misplaced reliance on sophisticated maths 22 1.1 (v) Hard-wired procyclicality: ratings, triggers, margins and haircuts 22 1.2. UK specific developments 29 1.3. Global finance without global government: faultlines in regulatory approach 36
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