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19 J. Banking Reg. 1 (2018)

handle is hein.journals/jlbkrg19 and id is 1 raw text is: J Bank Regul (2018) 19:1-3 https://doi.org/10.1057/s41261-018-0063-6 'Multinational banking': capturing the benefits and avoiding the pitfalls John Raymond LaBrossel - Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal2 Dalvinder Singh3 © Macmillan Publishers Ltd., part of Springer Nature 2018 The fourth Banking Law Symposium was held at Queen Mary University of London on the 9-10 September 2015. The symposium explored a wide range of issues post the global financial crisis from macroprudential to micropru- dential issues. On the first day, Charles Goodhart (London School of Economics), in a keynote speech, discussed the linkages between macroprudential and microprudential supervision, and Rosa M. Lastra (Queen Mary University of London) addressed about the difficulties in identifying and containing systemic risk. This was followed by Chiara Zilioli (European Central Bank) analysing the legal insti- tutional structure of the Single Supervision Mechanism and David Walker (Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation) discussing key policy initiatives and implications regarding cross-border cooperation and crisis preparedness. On the second day, a keynote speech by Charles Randell (Pru- dential Regulation Authority, Bank of England) explored the role of directors of financial institutions while, lain MacNeil (University of Glasgow) and Costanza Russo (Queen Mary University of London), examined codes of conduct in the banking sector. This was followed by a keynote speech by Jean Pierre Sabourin (Malaysia Deposit Insurance Corporation) discussing the role of deposit This special issue is dedicated to David G. Mayes and James F. McCollum. ® Dalvinder Singh Dalvinder.Singh@warwick.ac.uk Patterson & LaBrosse Financial Consultants Ltd, Ottawa, Canada 2 Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS), Queen Mary University of London, London, UK 3 School of Law, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK insurers in bank resolutions, and Simon Gleeson (Clifford Chance) and Emiliano Tornese (European Commission) delivering speeches on the more technical aspects of capital requirements. Bob Penn (Allen & Overy LLP) then explored bank resolution and Jens-Hinrich Binder (Tubin- gen University) analysed the problems in cross-border coordination of bank resolution. This was followed by remarks from Marco Bodellini (University of Bologna), Laura Kodres (International Monetary Fund) and John Raymond LaBrosse on the concerns of shadow banking. Finally, the Hon. Mr Justice Blair (High Court Judge, Queen's Bench Division) analysed issues associated with international financial dispute resolution. It should be noted that some of the papers were included in this special issue of the Journal of Banking Regulation. Maria J. Nieto and Larry D. Wall explore in their paper entitled, 'Cross-border banking on the two sides of the Atlantic: Does it have an impact on bank crisis manage- ment?', the different responses adopted by the EU and the USA to the Global Financial Crisis and analyses banking integration in the USA and the EU and how it has impacted the response to the crisis. It concludes that although both the USA and the EU have taken steps which should at the margin discourage cross-border operations, the barriers to cross-border banking are likely to fall. Therefore, the EU should consider what sort of banking structure would provide the best combination of an integrated financial system and a financial system in which the banks are nei- ther too large to supervise nor too large to safely fail. Giannoula Karamichailidou, David G. Mayes and Hanno Stremmel in their paper, 'Achieving a balance between the avoidance of banking problems and their resolution-can financial cycle dynamics predict bank distress?' consider how far it is possible to anticipate problems in banks by using early warning indicators available from published * CrossMark

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