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Special Issue: The Organization of Banking and Supervision. Guest Editor: Clas Wihlborg

The organization of banking and supervision; introduction and overview

Clas Wihlborg
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Achieving plausible separability for the resolution of cross-border banks

David Mayes
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Optimal jurisdiction of financial supervision

Tom Patrik Berglund
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Resolving Europe's banking crisis through market discipline: a note

Harald A. Benink
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Living wills and cross-border resolution of systemically important banks

Jacopo Carmassi; Richard John Herring
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Bank business models, capital rules and structural separation policies: An evidence-based critique of current policy trends

Adrian Blundell-Wignall; Caroline Roulet
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