Which financial regulatory reforms promote economic prosperity? And why do societies find it so difficult to create financial systems that are both efficient and stable? The Working Group on Financial Regulation convenes an interdisciplinary network of scholars from economics, finance, law, political science, and history. Our goal is to spur research addressing these pivotal questions and disseminate the findings to the research community, policymakers, and the wider public.

Inaugural Conference of the Working Group on Financial Regulation
Working Group on Financial Regulation Conference

The Hoover Institution at Stanford University will host the Inaugural Conference of the Working Group on Financial Regulation on February 15–16, 2024.

Hoover Institution Launches New Initiative On Financial Regulation

Hoover Institution Launches New Initiative On Financial Regulation

Which financial regulations promote economic prosperity? And why do societies find it so difficult to create financial systems that are both efficient and stable? Given the tumultuous financial events of recent decades and the financial system’s central role in promoting economic growth, facilitating technological innovation, and alleviating poverty, the Hoover Institution has launched the Working Group on Financial Regulation.

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