A Normative Analysis of New Financially Engineered Derivatives

Huang, Peter H.

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“…55 Since there is no coherent normative economic theory of derivatives, it is very difficult to expect lawyers to provide with any coherent legal theory as well. 56 Is then the whole effort doomed to failure? It seems that the economic function of derivatives is somehow paradoxical.…”

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Three Models of Derivatives’ Regulation. Some Thoughts on the Entanglement between Economic Theory and the Evolution of Law

Golecki

2012

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The paper aims at analysing whether the evolution of options, futures and other derivatives is an effect of a wider impact of the evolution of financial market and economic theories upon legal system. This constitutes, however, a part of a wider topic, namely the legal approach to risk, uncertainty and speculation. Thus it is crucial to examine whether recent regulation of financial markets and exempting such transactions as options, futures or swaps, performed by set-off from the existing anti-speculative regulation (or abolishing of the majority of anti-speculative rules) may have a wider impact on the notion of risk in law and theory of regulation.

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Section: Normative Uncertainty Hypothesis and Three Models Of Derivatmentioning

confidence: 99%

Three Models of Derivatives’ Regulation. Some Thoughts on the Entanglement between Economic Theory and the Evolution of Law

Golecki

2012

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Merges

2003

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Open innovation : quels enjeux pour le secteur bancaire ?

Asli¹

2012

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Résumé Cet article fait le point sur l’ open innovation dans le secteur bancaire. Ces dernières années, les banques ont de plus en plus recours à cette approche partenariale. En se basant sur une analyse critique du modèle théorique d’innovation ouverte appliquée au secteur bancaire développé par Fasnacht en 2009, cet article examine les avantages et les inconvénients de l’ouverture du processus d’innovation des banques aux acteurs extérieurs. Il ressort de cette étude que l’innovation ouverte offre de nombreuses opportunités aux banques et à leurs clients. Toutefois, elle présente des risques significatifs en matière de stabilité financière. Codes JEL : O31, O34, L20, G21, G01

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A Normative Analysis of New Financially Engineered Derivatives

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Three Models of Derivatives’ Regulation. Some Thoughts on the Entanglement between Economic Theory and the Evolution of Law

Three Models of Derivatives’ Regulation. Some Thoughts on the Entanglement between Economic Theory and the Evolution of Law

The Uninvited Guest: Patents on Wall Street

Open innovation : quels enjeux pour le secteur bancaire ?

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