2020
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3518411
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Unintended Consequences of the Global Derivatives Market Reform

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“…More recently, new evidence started to become available from the implementation of the reforms adopted after the global financial crisis, also to analyse potential unintended incentives: for instance, for the global derivatives market reform due to cross-jurisdictional arbitrage (Gandré et al, 2020); for the liquidity coverage rule due to the exposures to complex and opaque assets (Raz et al, 2022). But no other econometric study has exploited the intended and unintended effects of the requirements for bank bail-inable debt, which are a keystone of the new bank crisis management framework.…”
Section: Related Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, new evidence started to become available from the implementation of the reforms adopted after the global financial crisis, also to analyse potential unintended incentives: for instance, for the global derivatives market reform due to cross-jurisdictional arbitrage (Gandré et al, 2020); for the liquidity coverage rule due to the exposures to complex and opaque assets (Raz et al, 2022). But no other econometric study has exploited the intended and unintended effects of the requirements for bank bail-inable debt, which are a keystone of the new bank crisis management framework.…”
Section: Related Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Si un swap se ejecuta en Nueva York al amparo de un subyacente de Colombia, es más factible que las partes se sometan a procedimiento arbitral o judicial en Estados Unidos. Gandré, Mariathasan, Merrouche y Ongena (2020, p. 3) han estudiado los efectos de las reformas en la regulación del mercado de derivados introducidos por el G20. Coinciden con D´Avino (2017) en señalar que la deslocalización espacial a jurisdicciones con menor capacidad de regulación puede generar un efecto perverso en los espacios, tanto en origen como en destino.…”
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“…Lo mismo sucede con los costes de transacción de las operaciones entre mercados territoriales, encareciendo los contratos. Gandré et al (2020) han identificado los flujos espaciales entre cinco grandes gestores de activos globales -Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan y Morgan Stanley-en sus operaciones en IRS y FOREX 2 . La evolución de las interacciones entre sede social y filiales se manifiesta a través de un índice -Derivreg Indexque refleja diferencias en la capacidad regulatoria de los mercados por países.…”
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