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  1. Balancing Monetary and Fiscal Policy Objectives: Central Bank Independence During the Global Pandemic
  2. Fremme af Green Tech og Green Finance mellem offentlige og private sektorer
  3. Bæredygtig finansiering, nuværende og fremtidige konsekvenser for banker og pengepolitik
  4. Balancering af offentlig-private partnerskaber i en digital tidsalder
  5. Monetary and Economic Policy Impacts of Covid-19 Pandemic in the United Kingdom
  6. Monetary Policy Implications of the COVID-19 Outbreak
  7. Lessons and The Unquantifiable Consequences of the COVID-19 Outbreak
  8. Evolving Payments Systems, Climate Risks and Financial Stability Risks
  9. Role of NGOs in Sustainable Development
  10. Balancing and Trade offs between income gains and inequality costs of trade policies
  11. Ongoing efforts and initiatives by federal and national regulators
  12. Facilitating Artificial Intelligence and Block Chain Systems, Partnerships and Technologies
  13. Brexit : Vermeidung eines No-Deal-Szenarios
  14. Fragen der Befugnisse und der rechtlichen Argumentation
  15. Impact of Brexit No Deal Scenario - as well as uncertainty over the state of global trade relations.
  16. Unkonventionelle geldpolitische Instrumente
  17. Uncertain Accommodative Policies as Tools for Financial Stability
  18. Non governmental organisations and actors' facilitation of sustainable development.
  19. The Task of Defining and Regulating Virtual Currencies
  20. Unregulated Financial Markets and Shadow Banking Activities
  21. Addressing Challenges of Digital and Audit Analytics
  22. Gaming Theories and the Nash Theory of Equilibrium
  23. The Neighbor Principle, Principal Agent and Stakeholder Theories
  24. Non Governmental Organisations and Their Role in Sustainable Development
  25. New Auditing Reporting Model: The Final Standard
  26. The Paris Club, Nature Conservancy and Role of NGOs in Sustainable Development
  27. The importance of the nature and extent of coordination involved between actors.
  28. Progress After Basel II: Monetary Policy, Leverage Ratios and Risk Based Capital Adequacy Measures
  29. Strategic and Understated Alliances
  30. Facilitating Youth Engagement and Capacity Building
  31. Growing Importance of Trade and Regional Agreements
  32. How evolution to the Knowledge Based Digital Economy is transforming and shaping the Modern Economy
  33. Mitigating Information Gaps and Information Asymmetries
  34. Value Relevance of Accounting Information in Capital Markets
  35. Determinants of Stock Market Development and Liquidity in Capital Markets
  36. Information Asymmetries in the Context of Restatement Announcements
  37. Global Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards
  38. Estimating the Brand Image in the Process of Accounting Convergence
  39. “Volcker/Vickers Hybrid?” The Liikanen Report
  40. Volcker/Vickers: The Liikanen Report
  41. The Value Relevance of Financial and Non-Financial Information
  42. Investigating the Impact of Declining Oil Prices in Global Stock Markets
  43. Information Uncertainty and Volatility in Financial Stock Markets
  44. Audits, Audit Quality and Signaling Mechanisms
  45. Fundamental or Enhancing Roles?: The Dual Roles of External Auditors and Forensic Accountants
  46. Value Relevance of Accounting Information in Capital Markets
  47. The importance of CSR particularly from the perspective of environmental concerns
  48. The Promise and Perils of Convergence in Financial Regulation and Consumer Protection
  49. The Pro Cyclical Effects of the Capital Requirements Framework
  50. Liquidity Risk Measurement, Standards and Monitoring: Corporate Governance and Internal Controls
  51. Revisiting Posner, Hayek & the Economic Analysis of Law
  52. Leverage Ratios and Theoretical Based Research
  53. The Importance of Rules of Statutory Interpretation
  54. Leverage Ratios and Capital Adequacy Requirements
  55. Harmonisation du Hayek et Posner: Posner, Hayek et l'Analyse Économique Du Droit
  56. Evolving Roles of Accountants as Resources for Greater Accountability
  57. The Expectation Differences Among Stakeholders in the Financial Valuation Fitness of Auditors
  58. Exploring Potentials of Self Governance Through Financial Reporting Standards: Addressing Imbalances and Limits of Self Regulation
  59. The Need For Capital Market Regulation: Three Forms of Efficient Market Hypothesis
  60. Basel III Regulations Updates
  61. Statutory rules of interpretation and the need for experts in economic - as well as legal analysis
  62. Balancing Risk Sensitivity, Simplicity and Comparability
  63. Leverage Ratio Comparisons: Basel III International Leverage Ratio and the U.S Leverage Ratio
  64. Proposed Basel III Leverage and Supplementary Leverage Ratios
  65. Principal Agent Theory and Relevance
  66. Importance of Central Bank Independence from Political Interferences
  67. Audits as Vital Capital Market Signals
  68. The complementary – as well as distinct roles of forensic accountants and external auditors
  69. Sarbanes Oxley, Non Audit Services and the Mandatory Rotation of Audit Firms
  70. The Importance of Regulation within the Context of Micro Finance
  71. Proposed Basel III Leverage and Supplementary Leverage Ratios
  72. Ring Fencing and Separate Legal Entities
  73. The Impact of Eurocurrency Markets on Monetary Setting Policies
  74. Justifications for the Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards
  75. Reasons Why International Accounting Standards Should Serve as 'Thermostats'
  76. The Changing Role of Central Banks and the Role of Competition in Financial Regulation
  77. Enforced self regulation
  78. Similarities and Complementary Characteristics between Basel III and the Dodd Frank Act
  79. Responding to Need for Revisions to Bank Regulations Following Financial Crisis
  80. Important and Vital Ethical Bases
  81. Changing Financial Environment and New Forms of Regulation
  82. Basel Regulations and Developments
  83. IASB and Auditing Standards
  84. Highlighting the Growing Importance of the Digital Economy
  85. Capital and Disclosure Requirements as Facilitating Credibility within Financial Markets
  86. Basel III and Responding to the Recent Financial Crisis
  87. An Empirical View of the Transparent Objectivity of Forensic Accounting Expert Witnesses
  88. Implications of regulatory prescriptions and audit standards on the evolution of forensic accounting in the audit process
  89. Regulatory Strategies in an Increasingly Digital Economy
  90. Towards a Principles Based Approach to Regulation
  91. Designing Optimal Regulatory Models
  92. Achieving Appropriate Balances in Regulation
  93. Agency Problems and the Management of Risk: Theories Revisited
  94. Progress of Basel II as Successor to 1988 Basel Accord
  95. Basel II and the Capital Requirements Directive: Updates
  96. Implications of Regulatory Prescriptions & Audit Standards on the Evolution of Forensic Accounting in the Audit Process
  97. Accounting Undergraduates of Universiti Utara Malaysia: Audit Expectations Gap
  98. Fishbowl the Forensic Accountant: Are There Differences in the Views of the Relevant Skills of a Forensic Accountant Among Practitioners, Academics and Users of Forensic Accounting Services?
  99. Addressing Political and Economic Linkages: Central Bank Independence and Monetary Policies
  100. Events which may subsequently follow Basel III
  101. The Need for Enhanced Disclosures and Risk Sensitive Measures
  102. Unintended Consequences and Challenges of the Basel III Leverage Ratio
  103. Restoring the Credibility of the Legal and Economic Foundations of Financial Stability
  104. Facilitating Financial Stability and Development in Low Income Developing Countries
  105. The Traditional Principal Agent Theory: Current Applications
  106. Theories on Financial Reporting: Pre and Post Enron Developments
  107. Justification for the Role of Audits
  108. Proposed Basel III Leverage and Supplementary Leverage Ratios Re-Visited
  109. Global Perspective on the Changing Perceptions of the Role of the External Auditor
  110. Need For Greater Collaboration between Standard Setters and National Supervisors
  111. When Temporary Cures Generate Longer Term Economic Concerns
  112. The Forensic Accountant in the Capacity of an Expert Witness
  113. Monetary Policy Responses Adopted During the Most Recent Financial Crisis
  114. Vital Aspects of the Consultative Processes
  115. Risk Monitoring Tools in Bank Regulation and Supervision: Recent Developments
  116. Legal, Political and Historical Influences impacting audit developments
  117. Free Banking and the Challenges of Information Uncertainty
  118. Addressing Sovereign Debt Problems
  119. Regulatory Arbitrage and Stringent Basel III Regulations
  120. Addressing the Inadequacies of Private Law in the Regulation of Contracts
  121. The Move from 'Classical Formalism' to Deformalisation
  122. Procyclicality: Challenge for Basel II
  123. Re capitalisation and Rescue of Financial Institutions During Periods of Financial Crises
  124. Discerning and Revealing the Real Impacts of Basel III and the Dodd Frank Act
  125. Audit Independence as a Tool for Preserving Audit Credibility
  126. Regulatory Capture and Related Theories
  127. Proposals for a New Audit Liability Regime Revisited
  128. Role of External Auditors and International Accounting Bodies in Financial Regulation
  129. Lender of Last Resort Arrangements and the Special Resolution Regime (SRR)
  130. The Risk Weighting Based Controversy (Basel v. Dodd Frank) and the Role of National Supervisors
  131. The Dynamics of Central Bank Independence in a Developing Economy
  132. Transfer of Bank Supervisory Powers Back to the Bank of England
  133. Recent Developments in the Provision of Non Audit Services by Audit Firms
  134. The Increased Importance of Central Banks’ Roles in the Management of Liquidity Risks
  135. Why Liquidity Risks Still Present a Challenge to Regulators in Prudential Supervision
  136. Dispersed Ownership and Greater Risk Taking Levels by Management
  137. Progress Made by the Basel Committee in Relation to the Need for Increased Bank Capital
  138. Addressing Liquidity Risks and Pro Cyclicality : Recent Developments
  139. Rescue and Recapitalisation of Financial Institutions During the Financial Crisis
  140. Efforts all aimed at facilitating consistency and objectivity in the application of standards
  141. Vital and Innovative Aspects of the External Auditor's Roles
  142. Meta Risk Regulation, the Internal Ratings Based Approaches and the Advanced Measurement Approaches
  143. Credit Risk Measurement, Leverage Ratios and Basel III
  144. Credit Ratings and the Standardized Approach (SA-CCR)
  145. La Necesidad De La Incorporación De Las Teorías Económicas?
  146. Wiederherstellung der Glaubwürdigkeit der rechtlichen und wirtschaftlichen Grundlagen....
  147. Restaurer La Crédibilité Des Fondements Juridiques Et Économiques
  148. Ripristinare La Credibilità Dei Fondamenti Giuridici Ed Economici Della Stabilità Finanziaria
  149. Necessidade De Incorporação De Teorias Econômicas
  150. La Nécessité d'une Adoption (et l'adaptation) Mondiale des IFRS
  151. Investigating the Relationship between Foreign Direct Investment and Corporate Social Responsibility
  152. Value Relevance of Accounting Information in the Emerging Chinese Stock Market
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  156. Postal Partnerships, Data Protection Legislation and the Mitigation of Implementation Gaps
  157. A Comparative Analysis between Family Firms and Concentrated Ownership Structures in South Asia
  158. Affiliate Marketing in the USA
  159. Need to Facilitate Trade Relations
  160. Liquidity Risk Measurement, Standards, and Monitoring: Recent Developments
  161. Basel Regulations: Liquidity Risks and Recent Developments
  162. NAFTA RE Negotiations and Brexit Developments
  163. Facilitating Global Trade Relations
  164. Masters of the Game
  165. Shifting Trade Alliances and Global Trading Partners: The Digital Economy
  166. France's Strategic Role in Future Global Trade Relations
  167. Basel Regulations and Updates
  168. Macro prudential policy Updates
  169. Basel III Regulations and Updates
  170. Assessing the effectiveness of environmental initiatives
  171. New Global Players in Trade and Oil Production......
  172. Cost benefit analysis of regulatory and environmental reforms
  173. Why there is a shift of power from the gulf nations
  174. Basel III regulations and updates
  175. Corporate Social Responsibility and Foreign Direct Investment
  176. IFRS Harmonization and Foreign Direct Investment
  177. Foreign Direct Investment as a Tool for Poverty Alleviation
  178. Corporate Social Responsibility
  179. Promoting Foreign Direct Investment
  180. Corporate Social Responsibility and Foreign Direct Investment
  181. Foreign Direct Investments, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Economic Development
  182. Corporate Social Responsibility as a Tool for Poverty Reduction
  183. Corporate Social Responsibility and Financial Development
  184. Investing in the Environment
  185. Enhancing Regulatory, Financial, Fiscal Investment Incentives as a Means of Promoting Foreign Direct Investment
  186. Foreign Direct Investment in China
  187. Recommendations
  188. The Audit expectations gap
  189. Sovranità parlamentare, stato di diritto e separazione dei poteri
  190. The Importance of National, Regional Laws and Globally Enforceable International Agreements
  191. Recent developments in Global Efforts Aimed at Combating Base Erosion and Profit Shifting