Remedies in Australian Private Law

Barnett, Katy; Harder, Sirko

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“…Furthermore, Vanston (2012) provides evidence that Central Bank supervision may also serve to reduce reputational costs incurred by the bank as a result of its client's default. Finally, Barnett and Harder (2014) argues that banks that do not monitor may be faced with negligence charges in lawsuits initiated by the defaulted clients. The only way of eliminating such costs is for the bank to monitor its client.…”

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The Effects of Prudential Supervision on Bank Resiliency and Profits in a Multi-Agent Setting

Monahov

2017

Advances in Finance, Accounting, and Economics

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This chapter utilizes multi-agent modeling to study the effects of prudential supervision on bank resiliency and profitability within a simulated environment of persistent crisis conditions. It focuses on the stabilizing effect of prudential supervision introduced alongside three “traditional” regulatory instruments: a norm, a market-based CDS insurance mechanism and a tax in the form of a bail-in instrument. The results show that: (1) supervision enhances the regulatory instruments' efficiency, (2) the regulatory norm can postpone the bank's default, but not avoid it, (3) the CDS mechanism only produces positive results on resiliency and profitability if the regulator supervises, and (4) the tax bail-in instrument is the most powerful tool in the regulator's arsenal as it potentiates profitable bank operation under long-lasting crisis conditions.

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The Effects of Prudential Supervision on Bank Resiliency and Profits in a Multi-Agent Setting

Monahov

2017

Advances in Finance, Accounting, and Economics

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“…As is well known, fermions on the lattice have the problem of fermion doubling [4]. In fact, fermion doubling has already been noted in certain models of loop quantum gravity [5]. Under very general assumptions, the Nielsen-Ninomiya no-go theorem makes their appearance inevitable.…”

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No fermion doubling in quantum geometry

Gambini¹,

Pullin

2015

Physics Letters B

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In loop quantum gravity the discrete nature of quantum geometry acts as a natural regulator for matter theories. Studies of quantum field theory in quantum space-times in spherical symmetry in the canonical approach have shown that the main effect of the quantum geometry is to discretize the equations of matter fields. This raises the possibility that in the case of fermion fields one could confront the usual fermion doubling problem that arises in lattice gauge theories. We suggest, again based on recent results on spherical symmetry, that since the background space-times will generically involve superpositions of states associated with different discretizations the phenomenon may not arise. This opens a possibility of incorporating chiral fermions in the framework of loop quantum gravity.Comment: 2 pages, RevTex, no figure

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Disgorgement of Profits in Australian Private Law

Barnett

2015

Disgorgement of Profits

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Remedies in Australian Private Law

Cited by 34 publications

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The Effects of Prudential Supervision on Bank Resiliency and Profits in a Multi-Agent Setting

The Effects of Prudential Supervision on Bank Resiliency and Profits in a Multi-Agent Setting

No fermion doubling in quantum geometry

Disgorgement of Profits in Australian Private Law

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