2021
DOI: 10.4000/regulation.18900
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Dexia, ou la faillite d’une régulation du crédit local par le marché

Abstract: Pris dans la tourmente des crises financières de 2008 et 2011, Dexia, prêteur historique des collectivités locales, est sauvé de la faillite par les États belge et français fin 2011. L’article revient sur la genèse et la mise en œuvre de ce sauvetage, en développant une mise en perspective historique et institutionnaliste des évolutions et de la régulation étatique du crédit local. Il éclaire le passage d’une régulation administrée par l’État où ce dernier, à partir des années 1950, enserre strictement l’offre… Show more

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“…Finally, from 1945 onward, the French central government, specifically the ministries of home affairs and finances, provided significant subsidies to local authorities to support local investment policies. Although the decentralization laws of 1982 granted greater autonomy to local authorities in the design and implementation of these policies, these financial flows remained significant, at least initially (Ferlazzo, 2021).…”
Section: Public Subsidies and State Interventionism In Francementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, from 1945 onward, the French central government, specifically the ministries of home affairs and finances, provided significant subsidies to local authorities to support local investment policies. Although the decentralization laws of 1982 granted greater autonomy to local authorities in the design and implementation of these policies, these financial flows remained significant, at least initially (Ferlazzo, 2021).…”
Section: Public Subsidies and State Interventionism In Francementioning
confidence: 99%