The period since the global financial crisis has exposed some areas of serious illegal and immoral conduct within western banking systems. Drawing on interviews with more than 150 individuals working in financial services as well as regulators, politicians, and lawyers, this book explains what has and hasn't changed in bank culture.
The period since the global financial crisis has exposed some areas of serious illegal and immoral conduct within western banking systems. Drawing on interviews with more than 150 individuals working in financial services as well as regulators, politicians, and lawyers, this book explains what has and hasn't changed in bank culture.
Dr Macartney is Associate Professor in Political Economy at the University of Birmingham. He was previously a Hallsworth Fellow at the University of Manchester, and an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Nottingham. His research focuses on the politics of banking and financial markets and he is the author of two books and numerous journal articles on these topics. His work has been published in internationally-renowned journals such as Review of International Political Economy, West European Politics, and Review of International Studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 1: Introduction 2: Bank Culture: Behaviour and Ethics, or Financialization? 3: Culture and Legitimacy Part 2 4: US Responses and the First Phase 5: US Responses and the Second Phase 6: UK Responses and the First Phase 7: UK Responses and the Second Phase Part 3 8: Fines as a Mechanism for Culture Change? 9: What Has Changed 10: What Has Not Changed 11: Conclusion Bibliography Index
Part 1 1: Introduction 2: Bank Culture: Behaviour and Ethics, or Financialization? 3: Culture and Legitimacy Part 2 4: US Responses and the First Phase 5: US Responses and the Second Phase 6: UK Responses and the First Phase 7: UK Responses and the Second Phase Part 3 8: Fines as a Mechanism for Culture Change? 9: What Has Changed 10: What Has Not Changed 11: Conclusion Bibliography Index
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