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.

The Financial Regulation Working Group is an initiative of the Hoover Program on the Foundations of Economic Prosperity.

Conferences of the Working Group on Financial Regulation
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European Central Bank Annual Research Conference joint with Stanford's Hoover Institution on “The Next Financial Crisis?”

The Hoover Institution and the European Central Bank cohost the European Central Bank Annual Research Conference on “The Next Financial Crisis?” on September 17-182025

Banks and Beyond

Hoover Convenes Financial Regulation Scholars, Industry Leaders, And Regulators To Discuss The Rise Of Non-Bank Lending

The Hoover Institution’s Banks and Beyond conference brought together scholars, industry leaders, and regulators to grapple with the question: What happens when lending, payments, and risk taking migrate from tightly supervised banks to lightly regulated non-bank financial intermediaries (NBFIs)? Over the course of two days, the program featured two keynote addresses, a high-level panel discussion, and five research papers that painted a vivid picture of the coevolution of the industry and regulation, as well as the opportunities and challenges arising from these dynamics. 

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