This book analyses the major regulatory developments since the financial crisis, along with sector-specific impacts that have emanated from that generational-defining era. An array of specialists detail developments within their own fields, so that a larger picture of the regulatory framework since the Crisis can be understood.

Part 1: Structural Response 1. 'Three Major Financial Crises: What Have We Learned?' 2. 'The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis upon the UK's Regulatory Architecture' 3. 'Financial Crisis Management under the Twin Peaks Model of Financial Regulation: Australia and the UK Compared' 4. 'Regulatory Capture and the Future of Financial Regulation' Part 2: Tales from the Marketplace 5. 'Regulating Complex Financial Products post-Crisis: Between the STS Regulation and ESMA Product Intervention Powers' 6. 'The Potential Impact of Digitisation upon the Regulation of Financial Markets and Products' 7. 'The Road to Basel III - and Beyond' 8. 'Credit Rating Agency Regulation Since the Financial Crisis: The Evolution of the "Regulatory Licence" Concept' 9. 'Enforcement Strategies in the Chinese Capital Market' 10. 'CRD IV: The EU's Response to Corporate Governance Failings in Credit Institutions' 11. 'Regulating Executive Pay in the post-Crisis Era' 12. 'Consumer Financial Well-being in the post-Crisis era: Financial Education on the Cross-road to Prominence' Conclusion