The Journal of Regulation & Risk North Asia has just published its issue for the Summer/Autumn 2010. Do not be misled by the title: a sign of these global times is that the issue is full of mutually relevant commentary on issues concerning US, European and international financial regulation and is going to be an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the topic. Best of all, it is freely available here, though you may have to register to download.
The new issue contains terrific contributions by a range of leading figures across the world, including Peter Wallison, Enrico Perotti and Lawrence White. Also included are published versions of valuable and now widely circulated papers by Andy Haldane of the Bank of England and my co-blogger, Jennifer Taub. Yours truly contributes a modest, extemporaneous critique of Dodd-Frank.
The tireless (and seemingly ubiquitous) Chris Rogers, Editor-in-Chief, and his team are to be congratulated for taking this journal to a new level and for making freely available what will surely become one of our central repositories of advanced thinking on the subject of financial risk and its regulation.
