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Global Markets, Local Regulation Global Markets, Local Regulation
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International Bodies and International Agreements International Bodies and International Agreements
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The World Trade Organisation and Financial Services The World Trade Organisation and Financial Services
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WTO Agreements WTO Agreements
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Dispute Resolution under WTO Proceedings Dispute Resolution under WTO Proceedings
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Financial Services under the WTO Financial Services under the WTO
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Regional Trade Agreements Regional Trade Agreements
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The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America The Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Trans-Pacific Partnership
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Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
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Global Bankers—the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund Global Bankers—the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
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The Bank for International Settlements The Bank for International Settlements
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The Basel Committee The Basel Committee
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The Basel Accord The Basel Accord
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Basel II Basel II
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Basel III Basel III
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Financial Stability Institute Financial Stability Institute
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The Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems The Committee on Payment and Settlement Systems
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Securities and the International Organisation of Securities Commissions Securities and the International Organisation of Securities Commissions
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Joint Forum Joint Forum
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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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The Financial Action Task Force The Financial Action Task Force
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IASB and International Accounting Standards IASB and International Accounting Standards
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The Financial Accounting Standards Board The Financial Accounting Standards Board
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Sarbanes-Oxley and its Impact on Non-US Entities Sarbanes-Oxley and its Impact on Non-US Entities
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Global Regulatory Convergence—The Credit Crunch and the Role of Supranational Bodies in Creating Financial Stability in the Global Market Global Regulatory Convergence—The Credit Crunch and the Role of Supranational Bodies in Creating Financial Stability in the Global Market
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Financial Stability Board and the Global Financial Crisis Financial Stability Board and the Global Financial Crisis
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The IMF as the Lender of Last Resort The IMF as the Lender of Last Resort
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The Global Economy and the Future of Supranational Bodies The Global Economy and the Future of Supranational Bodies
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4 International Agreements and Supranational Bodies
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Published:March 2014
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Issues of extra-territoriality or disputes of jurisdictional authority inevitably come to the fore as spaces and the rules which govern them are contested. Spaces and rule-making authority may come to be shared, but the ways in which they are shared and the outcomes of such sharing depend upon the institutional mechanisms which are established to deal with jurisdictional disputes.1
Global Markets, Local Regulation
Much has been written and said about globalisation and whether it is, in fact, now an irresistible force, particularly in the global economy.2 The financial markets have shown themselves increasingly to be a global process ‘not hindered or prevented by territorial or jurisdictional boundaries’3 but they are, nonetheless, markets which continue to operate within the bounds of both economic activity and national political and legal regulation4 or a system of ‘international cooperation based on home country control’.5
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