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Economia Internazionale /International Economics is an open access double blind peer reviewed journal on international economic issues. It is committed to publish theoretical and empirical works on international trade, the international monetary system, open economy macroeconomics, international finance as well as international political economy.
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Emerging Risks, Innovation and Regulatory Developments in International Banking
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Claudia Girardone, University of Essex, United Kingdom
Alessandra Mongiardino, Triodos Bank, United Kingdom
Banks engage in many international activities, facilitating the flows of capital across borders, supporting global trade finance and investments, and managing foreign exchange trading. Recent decades have witnessed increased integration of international financial systems, facilitated by the rapid pace of innovation and digitalisation. However, greater interconnectedness and common exposure to risks makes the banking sector less resilient to shocks and crises. There are also new, emerging risks that pose potential threats to the stability and functioning of the global financial system. These include, for example, technological disruptions, cybersecurity attacks, climate change and environmental risks. Moreover, regulatory fragmentation across jurisdictions may present compliance challenges and operational complexities for international banks, resulting in higher costs and potential legal risks.
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August, No. 3 - 2024 volume 77
Can a Strong Dollar Lower Inflation?
Was Globalization the Root Cause of Low Inflation?
Gender Inequality and Economic Growth in Developing Countries
Who in the World can Africa Catch-up to? Evidence from Income Convergence Analysis
The Determinants of Domestic Private Investment in Malawi: An Empirical Investigation
The Relative Effects of Public and Private Capital on Guyana’s Economic Performance, 1980 to 2018: A Cointegration Analysis
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