Guest editors’ introduction: : Financial supervision and regulation with emphasis on Korea and emerging market economies
Iljoong Kim, Inbae Kim
págs. 1-4
Foreign currency noncore bank liabilities and macroprudential levy in korea
Sungbin Cho, Joon-Ho Hahm
págs. 5-18
Bank regulation, the quality of institutions, and banking risk in emerging and developing countries: : An empirical analysis
Jeroen Klomp, Jacob de Haan
págs. 19-40
Vertical relations and procompetitive policy effects in the fund industry: : evidence from Korea
Kang Baek, Young S. Park
págs. 41-55
Deposit Insurance, Banks’ Moral Hazard, and Regulation: : Evidence from the ASEAN Countries and Korea
Iljoong Kim, Inbae Kim, Yoonseon Han
págs. 56-71
What forms and reforms banking regulations? A cross-national study
Hyunchil Kim, Minsoo Park, Hyunduk Suh
págs. 72-89
Factors driving the prompt corrective action of supervisory authorities: : Evidence from Korea’s savings banks
Wook Sohn, Eun Sup Sim
págs. 90-101
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págs. 119-136
Heterogeneous price dynamics, synchronization, and retail chains: : Evidence from scanner data
Andrés Elberg
págs. 137-153
Katja Zajc Kejžar, Nina Ponikvar
págs. 154-173
The effect of economic and financial system development on banks’ listing decisions: : Evidence from transition economies
Victoria Geyfman
págs. 174-192
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págs. 209-228
The influence of domestic economic agents on the international competitiveness of latin american firms: : Evidence from peruvian small and medium multinational enterprises.
págs. 229-248
The effect of news on return volatility and volatility persistence: : the Turkish economy during crisis
M. Nihat Solakoglu, Nazmi Demir
págs. 249-263