The ISDA Master Agreement - The Rise and Fall of a Major Financial Instrument

Jomadar, Bushan K.

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“…Routinization and standardization can also be scaling mechanisms, because by holding some elements stable they create a platform on which diverse approaches can interact (Simon ). Ironically, it was in fact a standardized contract for purchase and sale, the ISDA Master Agreement, which permitted the over‐the‐counter derivatives market to grow to the extent and in the diversity that it did (Jomadar ). Where and how risk assessments, standardization, and prophylactic rules are embedded is a value‐laden choice.…”

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Prospects for scalability: Relationships and uncertainty in responsive regulation

Ford

2012

Regulation & Governance

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Many of the very significant insights in Ian Ayres and John Braithwaite's 1992 book, Responsive Regulation, have transcended the book's time. At the same time, on the 20th anniversary of its publication, two things about the book are striking. The first is the direct, personal relationship on which the regulatory interaction is premised. The second is the boundedness and manageability of the regulatory project. At least in prudential regulation of global financial institutions in the wake of the recent financial crisis (though surely elsewhere too), neither of these features can be taken for granted. This brief essay seeks to open a preliminary conversation about responsive regulation in terms of its scalability. It considers whether as a practical matter, responsive regulation can be scaled up to more diffuse, multiparty, logistically complex contexts, such as financial regulation. As a matter of representation, it asks whether by projecting the focal object, the responsive relationship, outward, responsive regulation distorts our image of regulation in other contexts (or even in responsive regulation's own home environment). The essay closes by arguing that in order to incorporate responsive regulation's considerable discursive and relational benefits into regulatory environments like global financial regulation, it needs to be buttressed by additional regulatory technologies.

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Prospects for scalability: Relationships and uncertainty in responsive regulation

Ford

2012

Regulation & Governance

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Online Single Submission in the Perspective of Economic Analysis Of Law

Sugiarto

Setyorini

2018

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The demands of the development of globalization have spurred developing countries, including Indonesia, to adjust themselves as soon as possible, one of them is by implementing legal development and developing policy strategies to be able to balance and meet existing demands. Reform reform is a strategic and systematic step to improve the quality of regulations in order to encourage the business and investment climate in Indonesia. Apart from having to be taken, this step must also be adjusted to the world viewpoint of measuring the quality of regulation in Indonesia, which is adjusted to Ease of Doing Business (user friendly), measured by time, procedures, and costs incurred by investors who want do business and invest in Indonesia. Other acceleration efforts The Indonesian government has just taken a policy related to Online Single Submission (OSS). This OSS implementation has prospects and all the challenges. This paper examines analyzing the efficiency and effectiveness of OSS implementation through economic analysis of law (EAL).

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The Market for Subprime Lending: A Law and Economics Analysis of Market Failures and Policy Responses

Valiante¹

2008

SSRN Journal

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The ISDA Master Agreement - The Rise and Fall of a Major Financial Instrument

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Prospects for scalability: Relationships and uncertainty in responsive regulation

Prospects for scalability: Relationships and uncertainty in responsive regulation

Online Single Submission in the Perspective of Economic Analysis Of Law

The Market for Subprime Lending: A Law and Economics Analysis of Market Failures and Policy Responses

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