When Free Markets Fail Saving the Market When It Can t Save Itself Wiley Corporate F A 1st Edition by Scott Mccleskey ISBN 0470603364 978-0470603369

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ISBN 10: 0470603364  

ISBN 13: 978-0470603369

Author: Scott Mccleskey

The reform of this country’s financial regulation will be one of the most significant legislative programs in a generation. When Free Markets Fail: Saving the Market When It Can’t Save Itself outlines everything you need to know to stay abreast of these changes.

Drawing on his extensive compliance and regulatory experience within the financial services industry, Scott McCleskey cuts through the politics and the jargon to explain the issues and how they affect each and every one of us. Translating theory into reality, this book looks at the intended result of these regulations with insightful analysis into various aspects not easily understood. His analysis makes a strong free market case for tough but practical regulation, emphasizing that the markets have long been too complex to regulate themselves.

If you have a bank account, a car loan, a mortgage, or even a credit card, you must read this book because financial reform will affect you. This layman’s guide to the financial reform debate provides a stimulating, persuasive, and succinct exploration of the 2008-2009 economic crisis and what it’s going to take to recover and rebuild the financial industry’s regulatory structure.

The Great Recession of 2008-2009 grabbed everyone’s attention, with financial regulation reform becoming a popular, not to mention populist, issue. Much has been written on the causes of the crash, but now it’s time to look forward and ask whether the laws being written to regulate the market will prevent a new crash from happening. When Free Markets Fail unpacks the current debate over financial reform, from the economic meltdown to rebuilding our financial markets’ regulatory structure, in a jargon-free way for laymen and financial professionals alike.

Complinet New York Managing Editor Scott McCleskey explains the nuts and bolts of financial regulation—how it’s made and how it works—to examine how the collapse happened and how we can avoid a future crisis, McCleskey, a leading authority on financial regulation, discusses a wide range of issues underlying the debate on reforming the financial markets. He sheds light on the structure of regulation and the roles of various agencies, including discussion of the role of credit rating agencies and their central role in the markets.

McCleskey brings readers his real-world experience, ranging from leading the global compliance department of a major financial institution and participating in the development of European Union market regulations to conducting investigations into stock market fraud. At the same time, he understands the theory and language of regulation, with published works on regulatory theory as well as academic work at Cambridge and other academic institutions. Having spoken before Congress, the European Central Bank, and the London School of Economics among other settings, McCleskey is uniquely qualified to get past the spin and ideology that distort the public debate and cut to the heart of issues that need not be complicated. He does this with straight-forward discussions of various topics, including how systemic risk actually works and whether we should worry about regulation stifling innovation. He also makes a compelling argument for specific reforms, the originality of which has already led to wide discussion in the press. If you have a bank account, a car loan, a mortgage, or even a credit card, When Free Markets Fail provides clear enlightenment on how coming financial regulations will affect you

The entire concept of financial regulation is up for grabs in a way it has not been since the Depression and in a way that is not likely to recur in our generation. When Free Markets Fail shows why this matters to you in particular, whether you’re a financier, investor, or just a concerned citizen.

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