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Fundamentals of market discipline and custody risk management

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Author: Coskun, Yener

Source: Journal of Securities Operations & Custody, Volume 8 / Number 2 / Spring, 2016, pp. 163-175(13)

Publisher: Henry Stewart Publications

The importance of market discipline has been rapidly growing at both the regulatory and market levels in recent decades. However, firm/system-wide financial failures during the global financial crisis supported the idea of more regulation. The result has been, in the author’s view, excessive or over-regulation at the expense of market discipline and its proven insights. This paper asks whether market discipline could provide an effective tool for firm/system-wide risk management. As an extension of the existing market discipline literature, the paper also attempts to analyse connections between market discipline, disclosure and management of custody risks.

Keywords: G32; H12; crisis; failure JEL codes: D81; market discipline; risk management

Document Type: Original Article

Publication date: 01 March 2016

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