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Nowe, postkryzysowe, podejście do regulacji finansowych koncentruje się na zagrożeniach dla rynków finansowych w szerokim zakresie, a także na potencjalnym wpływie na system finansowy problemów, jakie mogą pojawić się w instytucjach finansowych o znaczeniu systemowym. Bankowe ryzyko systemowe stało się kluczowym czynnikiem stabilności finansowej, aczkolwiek wciąż trwają badania i spory nad jego naturą i narzędziami, które mogłyby je skutecznie ograniczyć. Reformy systemowe same w sobie niosą jednak ryzyko systemowe, gdyż często okazuje się, iż w ich wyniku pojawiają się efekty uboczne, których nikt wcześniej nie przewidział. Prezentowana monografia jest głosem w dyskusji nad źródłami i narzędziami ograniczania bankowego ryzyka systemowego, w której przyjęty został autorski podział źródeł tego rodzaju ryzyka na trzy zasadnicze grupy (ponadsektorowe, sektorowe oraz indywidualne) oraz zaproponowane zostały instrumenty jego ograniczania nie tylko odnoszące się do tych grup, ale także narzędzia o charakterze hybrydowym, tj. przymusowa restrukturyzacja banków.
Spis treści:WprowadzenieRozdział 1. Identyfikacja i pomiar ryzyka systemowego1.1. Ryzyko systemowe a kryzysy systemowe1.2. Metody analizy i pomiaru ryzyka systemowego1.2.1. Wskaźniki stabilności finansowej1.2.2. Modele analizy ryzyka1.3. Systemy wczesnego ostrzegania przed bankowym ryzykiem systemowym1.4. Testy warunków skrajnychRozdział 2. Identyfikacja banków o znaczeniu systemowym2.1. Miary bezwzględne2.2. Miary złożone Rozdział 3. Ponadsektorowe źródła bankowego ryzyka systemowego3.1. Czynniki pozaekonomiczne3.2. Czynniki instytucjonalne3.2.1. Polityka rządu i kryzys finansów publicznych2.2.2. Kształt i funkcjonowanie sieci bezpieczeństwa finansowego3.3. Interakcje międzysektorowe i międzyrynkowe3.3.1. Kanały transmisji szoków i efekt zarażania3.3.2. Sytuacja na rynku nieruchomościRozdział 4. Sektorowe źródła bankowego ryzyka systemowego4.1. Stopień rozwoju rynku4.1.1. Poziom konkurencji4.1.2. Struktura właścicielska4.2. Rynek międzybankowy jako źródło finansowania banków4.3. Instrumenty i innowacje finansowe4.4. Równoległy system bankowy4.5. Zawodność instytucji otoczenia sektora bankowegoRozdział 5. Indywidualne źródła bankowego ryzyka systemowego5.1. Zawodność regulacji mikroostrożnościowych5.2. Materializacja ryzyka bankowego5.3. Zawodność obowiązków informacyjnychRozdział 6. Ponadsektorowe instrumenty redukcji bankowego ryzyka systemowego6.1. Polityka i narzędzia makroostrożnościowe6.1.1. Charakter polityki i cele narzędzi makroostrożnościowych6.1.2. Regulacje antycykliczne6.2. Pomoc publiczna i zarządzanie kryzysowe6.3. Międzynarodowa integracja i współpraca instytucji sieci bezpieczeństwa6.4. Pokryzysowa rola banków centralnychRozdział 7. Sektorowe instrumenty redukcji bankowego ryzyka systemowego7.1. Systemowe zróżnicowanie regulacji indywidualnych7.2. Wzrost poziomu konkurencji i redukcja skali działalności banków7.3. Oddzielenie bankowości depozytowo-kredytowej od inwestycyjnej7.4. Podatki i opłaty sektorowe7.5. Redukcja efektów zarażania7.5.1. Rynek papierów wartościowych7.5.2. Audyt motywacyjnyRozdział 8. Indywidualne instrumenty redukcji bankowego ryzyka systemowego8.1. Modyfikacja norm adekwatności kapitałowej 8.1.1. Normy uwzględniające ryzyko aktywów8.1.2. Wskaźnik dźwigni8.2. Modyfikacja norm płynności i stabilnego finansowania8.3. Dodatkowe narzędzia ilościowe8.3.1. Uzupełniające normy i miary bezpieczeństwa8.3.2. Instrumenty dłużne konwertowane na kapitał8.4. Eliminacja arbitrażu regulacyjnego 8.5. Poprawa jakości zarządzania w bankach 8.5.1. Kultura korporacyjna8.5.2. Regulacja zasad wynagrodzeń w bankach Rozdział 9. Przymusowa restrukturyzacja banków jako hybrydowe narzędzie redukcji bankowego ryzyka systemowego9.1. Przymusowa restrukturyzacja banków w europejskiej sieci bezpieczeństwa finansowego9.2. Charakter przymusowej restrukturyzacji9.3. Skutki przymusowej restrukturyzacji banków9.3.1. Efekty systemowe9.3.2. Pozaekonomiczne efekty społecznePodsumowanieBibliografia Akty prawneSpis schematówSpis tabel
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Prof. zw. dr hab. Alfred Janc:Treść książki jest autorsko uporządkowaną głęboką analizą natury bankowego ryzyka systemowego i instrumentów, które mogą i powinny służyć ograniczaniu tego ryzyka. Autor przeprowadził niezwykle staranne studia nad dorobkiem światowej literatury w badanym obszarze, konfrontując wyniki badań z rezultatami zmian dokonujących się w praktyce, zarówno w odniesieniu do regulacji, jak i instytucji mających służyć ograniczaniu ryzyka systemowego. Podstawą realizacji zadania jest autorski podział tego rodzaju ryzyka na ryzyko ponadsektorowe, sektorowe oraz indywidualne.Aktualność oraz znaczenie zarówno podstawowego problemu zawartego w książce, jak i bardzo wielu zagadnień objętych analizą, takich jak znaczenie jakości zarządzania w bankach, rola stress testów, miejsce audytu, czy przymusowa restrukturyzacja banków, czyni niniejszą monografię godną polecenia zarówno dla badaczy zajmujących się problematyką gospodarki i finansów, w tym studentów kierunków ekonomiczno-finansowym, jak i dla praktyków funkcjonujących na rynkach finansowych – w bankach oraz instytucjach okołobankowych.Książka Bankowe ryzyko systemowe – źródła i instrumenty redukcji autorstwa Jana Koleśnika stanowi niezwykle cenną pozycję polskiej literatury w obszarze ekonomii i finansów w czasach, w których z jednej strony postępują procesy finansjalizacji gospodarek, przy czym wiodące miejsce w tych procesach zajmują banki, a z drugiej – w obliczu zagrożenia zjawiskami kryzysowymi – mnożone zaczęły być i nadal są regulacje dotyczące właśnie banków.
Jan Koleśnik dr hab., prof. SGH. Ukończył Kierunek Finanse i Bankowość w Szkole Głównej Handlowej w Warszawie oraz studia podyplomowe w zakresie doskonalenia pedagogicznego dla nauczycieli akademickich. W 2001 roku uzyskał stopień naukowy doktora nauk ekonomicznych w zakresie ekonomii, a w 2012 roku stopień naukowy doktora habilitowanego nauk ekonomicznych w zakresie ekonomii, specjalność: finanse, bankowość. Od 2000 roku zatrudniony w Instytucie Bankowości i Ubezpieczeń Gospodarczych ? obecnie na stanowisku profesora nadzwyczajnego. W latach 2000?2002 pracownik Biura Polityki Nadzorczej Generalnego Inspektoratu Nadzoru Bankowego Narodowego Banku Polskiego, zaś w latach 2003-2007 doradca prezesa Związku Banków Polskich oraz sekretarz Komitetu Doradczego ds. Regulacji Nadzorczych. W latach 2007-2009 związany z Bankowym Funduszem Gwarancyjnym jako doradca prezesa oraz pełniący obowiązki dyrektora Departamentu Analiz i Skarbu, zaś od listopada 2008 r. do września 2009 r. pełniący obowiązki członka zarządu Funduszu. Od listopada 2009 r. ponownie związany z Narodowym Bankiem Polskim jako doradca oraz pełniący obowiązki dyrektora Departamentu Zarządzania Strategicznego. Posiada certyfikat Banku Francji w zakresie nadzoru bankowego: organizacji i zasad oraz certyfikat w zakresie pogłębionej analizy ekonomiczno-finansowej podmiotów gospodarczych dla potrzeb oceny ryzyka kredytowego, wydany przez Narodowy Bank Polski. Członek Polskiego Stowarzyszenia Finansów i Bankowości
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