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1-2.8: Prudential banking regulation: selective activism or neutrality?

Translated Summaries The translated summaries are done by the Editors and not by the Authors. ENGLISH Prudential regulation applied to banks is caught swinging back and forth between two objectives. FRENCH La réglementation prudentielle appliquée aux banques oscille constamment d’un objectif à l’autre.
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BON-MICHEL, Béatrice

La cartographie des risques : de la rationalisation du futur à l’apprentissage du risque (Risks Mapping: from Rationalization of the Future to Risk Learning)

Full reference: Bon-Michel, B., La cartographie des risques : de la rationalisation du futur à l'apprentissage du risque. Cas de l'identification du risque opérationnel au sein d'un établissement de crédit (Risks Mapping: from Rationalization of the Future to Risk Learning. Case of the Identification of the Operational Risk in a Credit Establishment), Management & Avenir, vol. 48, no. 8, 2011, pp. 326-341. Sciences Po's students can read this article in the Sciences Po Drive in the folder MAFR – Regulation & Compliance 
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