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Good Business

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By Marthe Hesselmans, Bart Stellinga, Ramy El-Dardiry, Catrien Bijleveld
| Springer Professional
Open Access 2025 | Open Access | Buch Loggen Sie sich ein, um Ihre Alerts zu aktualisieren und Neue anzulegen. Frontmatter Open Access Chapter 1. The Role of Companies in Addressing Societal Challenges Open Access Chapter 2. A Broad Perspective of Companies’ Impact on Society Open Access Chapter 3. A History of Business-Related Policies in the Netherlands Open Access Chapter 4. Obstacles that Prevent Companies Making a Positive Impact on Society Open Access Chapter 5.
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The open-endedness of macroprudential policy. Endogenous risks as an obstacle to countercyclical financial regulation

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By Bart Stellinga
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Admati, A. 2016. “The missed opportunity and challenge of capital regulation.” National Institute Economic Review 235 (1): 4–14. Admati, A., and Hellwig, M.. 2013. The Bankers’ New Clothes. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. Adrian, T., and Shin, H.Y.. 2009. . Agur, I., and Sharma, S.. 2013. . Baker, A. 2013a. “The gradual transformation? The incremental dynamics of macroprudential regulation.” Regulation & Governance 7 (4): 417–34. Baker, A. 2013b.
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Why performativity limits credit rating reform

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By Bart Stellinga
| ed.ac.uk
Why performativity limits credit rating reform Bart Stellinga Finance and Society, 2019, 5(1): 20-41 Abstract The 2008 crisis made clear that credit rating agencies (CRAs) can contribute to systemic financial risk. Surprisingly, post-crisis reforms have hardly addressed the underlying problems, including rating agencies’ methodologies, their ratings’ homogeneity, and widespread market reliance on these signals.
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