E BOOK

E BOOK VERSION
Click the link to read the full book in e reader. This short book was first published to accompany the Morgan McKinley over regulation Success Series of talks. Written by Eric Bigham who joined a panel of experts to present a key note talk to an audience of senior professionals.
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White Paper - Living in the Shadow of Regulation

PDF Version - BOOKLET
This short book was first published to accompany the Morgan McKinley over regulation Success Series of talks. Written by Eric Bigham who presented a key not talk at the event.  Read more...

Published Articles - Over Regulation Series


PART 1 of 6 - FOREWARD

In part 1 we are introduce the UK Government reforms that are being implemented as a consequence of the events that led to the global financial crisis of 2008 and subsequent market collapse: Read more...

PART 2 of 6 - BACKGROUND

The 2nd part includes a review of several important features of the period leading up to the financial crisis, the low interest rate environment, poor US housing policies and capital adequacy regulations: Read more...

PART 3 of 6 - THE CRASH

In part three we examine the financial crash itself, the TED spread, quantitative easing, and the difficulty of containing the contagion of collapsing institutions. Read more...

PART 4 of 6 - THE CHANGE

This week sees part four of our Success Series over-regulation white paper, focussing on the regulatory reform: the ring-fencing, the corporate governance, at reigning in risk and the danger of pay-day loans.
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PART 5 of 6 - THE SOLUTION

In part five of our Success Series over-regulation white paper, we look at Proposed Solutions to assist the banking sector in implementing changes required following the biggest reforms imposed to the sector in a generation. Read more...

PART 6 of 6 - THE APPROACH

In the final part of our over-regulation white paper series, we look at a 4-stage strategy transformation approach that would help banks avoid running duplicating programmes and mitigate the cost of reform.
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