An Assessment of Financial Reform - So Far

I contributed this article to a forthcoming book co-edited by Barry Eichengreen (UC Berkeley) and Bokyeong Park (KIEP). The piece attempts to assess the financial reform induced by the crisis so far, and to see the forest for the trees - a challenging task given the multiplicity of reform initiatives and the unfinished nature of most of them. 

Click here for the version published in the PIIE Working Paper series. 

Click here for the version published in the Bruegel Working Paper series. 

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