Taming international banks: Time for some new tricks? - speech by Sarah Breeden

Speech given at the Guest Lecture Series on International Finance, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Published on 23 March 2016

In a speech given at the Guest Lecture Series on International Finance, Sarah Breeden, Executive Director, International Supervision, focuses on the how we regulate international banks and in particular, how in the absence of a single global banking regulator we can seek to ensure that the risks posed by these banks are well managed.

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Sarah Breeden

Deputy Governor, Financial Stability

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