David T. Llewellyn
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1081999A
Top Subjects
- Financial services industry (3)
- Business / Economics / Finance (2)
- Monetary unions (1)
- Finance -- Great Britain. (1)
- Finance (1)
- Money (1)
- Business/Economics (1)
Books by David T. Llewellyn
Total count: 40
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Politics and economic policyUniversity of Nottingham Union1969-01-01
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Policies for short term capital flowsSociete Universitaire Europeene de Recherches Financieres1974-01-01
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International financial integrationthe limits of sovereigntyMacmillan1980-01-01
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Monetary policy in crisisButler Till Ltd1981-01-01
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The monetary base and its controlCarr, Sebag1981-01-01
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The Framework of U.K. Monetary PolicyAshgate Pub Co1983-06-01
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Evolution of the British financial systemsLoughborough University Banking Centre1985-01-01
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The evolution of the British financial systemInstitute of Bankers1985-01-01
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The Regulation and Supervision of Financial Institutions (Gilbart Lectures on Banking)Hyperion Books1986-04-01
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Operation and Regulation of Financial MarketsPalgrave Macmillan1987-01-01
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Exchange rate variabilitya review of theory and evidenceLoughborough University Banking Centre1987-01-01
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The balance of wholesale and retail fundingLoughborough University Banking Centre1987-01-01
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Capital requirements for building societiesimplications for interest rates, profitability and competitive neutralityLoughborough University1987-01-01
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Future regulatory arrangements for building societiesLoughborough University Banking Centre1988-01-01
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Reflections on MoneyPalgrave Macmillan1990-02-01
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Is there a credit crunch?.1991-01-01
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Bank capitalthe strategic issue of the 1990s.1992-01-01
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Secular pressures on banking in developed financial systemsis traditional banking an industry in secular decline?.1992-01-01
SteelsMetallurgy and ApplicationsButterworth-Heinemann1992-04-01-
Does banking have a future?.1993-01-01
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Cyclical, structural and secular pressures in Swedish bankingLoughborough University Banking Centre1994-01-01
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Trends in the British financial systemthe context for building societiesBuilding Societies Association for Building Societies Trust1997-01-01
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The Economics of diversificationBuilding Societies Association for Building Societies Trust1997-01-01
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Contract banking and its potential for building societiesBuilding Societies Association for Building Societies Trust1997-01-01
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The Economics of Mutuality and the Future of Building Societies (Building Societies Association Research)Building Societies Association1997-06-30
The new economics of bankingManchester Stattistical Society1998-01-01-
The economic rationale for financial regulationFinancial Services Authority1999-01-01
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Some lessons for bank regulation from recent crisesDe Nederlandsche Bank NV2000-01-01
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Technology and the new economics of bankingan extended version of the George Rae Lecture delivered at University of Wales, Bangor, 8th October 2001University of Wales2001-01-01
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A regulatory regime for financial stabilityOesterreichische Nationalbank2001-01-01
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Financial Stability and Central BanksA Global PerspectiveTaylor & Francis Group2001-01-01
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Islamic Banking and FinanceNew Perspectives on Profit Sharing and RiskElgar Publishing, Incorporated, Edward2002-01-01
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Is there a future for regional banks and regional exchanges?the strategies of selected Austrian finance institutions : four papersSociété universitaire européenne de recherches financières2002-01-01
Corporate governance in financial institutionsSUERF2007-01-01-
Financial Innovation in Retail and Corporate BankingElgar Publishing, Incorporated, Edward2009-01-01
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Investigating Diversity in the Banking Sector in EuropeKey Developments, Performance and Role of Cooperative BanksCenter for European Policy Studies2011-01-01
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Financial RegulationWhy, How and Where Now?Taylor & Francis Group2013-01-01
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Inclusive Financial DevelopmentElgar Publishing Limited, Edward2021-01-01
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The future of bankingis banking a declining industry?Loughborough University Banking Centre
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The Green Paperan exercise in competition policy.