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Financial crises prevented by stronger regulations and internal controls collaboration.

SSRN Electronic Journal
Financial Crises and the Prudential Regulations: Theory, Practice and the Way Forward
Dr Ashish Srivastava

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Financial crises can happen when regulations don't keep up with changes in finance, but they're also caused by weak internal controls and risky assumptions. Regulations can help, but they can't replace good risk management within financial institutions. To make the financial system stable and efficient, regulators and financial companies need to work together and communicate better.