Transatlantische Bankenkrise

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The book provides a comprehensive exploration of financial market developments, focusing on innovation and internationalization. It examines the banking crisis in Germany and EU countries, highlighting the challenges faced by financial markets and banking supervision in Germany. The text discusses the medium-term effects of the banking crisis on the EU and the global economy, while also presenting reform options for rational economic policy. In addition to the main content, the book includes several appendices that offer valuable supplementary information. These cover customer information from IKB, strategies for enhancing equity returns, insights into the bank insolvency situation in Switzerland, and excerpts from the Deutsche Bundesbank's financial stability report. Other appendices address the three-pillar approach to modern banking supervision, inflation expectations related to oil prices, financial indicators, and updates on the implementation of recommendations from the Financial Stability Forum. Moreover, the book features an interview with Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz and theoretical perspectives on the interbank market, alongside regression results explaining bank profits in selected countries. It concludes with a summary and additional backmatter, making it a vital resource for understanding the complexities of contemporary financial systems and regulatory frameworks.