pt. I. Keynote addresses. ch. 1. A ferment of regulatory proposals / Charles A.E. Goodhart -- ch. 2. Progress and priorities for financial reform / Mary John Miller -- pt. II. Description and measurement of the financial system. ch. 3. What is meaningful banking reform, why is it so necessary ... and so unlikely? / Charles W. Calomiris -- ch. 4. The great leveraging / Alan M. Taylor -- ch. 5. Finance and economic development in a model with credit rationing / Jean-Louis Arcand, Enrico Berkes, and Ugo Panizza -- ch. 6. Too much finance, too much credit? Comments on papers by Calomiris, Arcand-Berkes-Panizza, and Taylor / Eugene N. White -- pt. III. Social benefits and costs of the current financial system. ch. 7. Bank regulatory reforms and racial wage discrimination / Ross Levine, Alexey Levkov, and Yona Rubinstein -- ch. 8. Finance: economic lifeblood or toxin? / Marco Pagano -- ch. 9. Finance: is bigger badder? / Gerard Caprio, Jr. -- pt. IV. Financial industry innovation. ch. 10. A proposal for the resolution of systemically important assets and liabilities: the case of the repo market / Viral V. Acharya and T. Sabri Öncü -- ch. 11. Reexamining financial innovation after the global financial crisis / W. Scott Frame and Lawrence J. White -- ch. 12. Financial innovation and shadow banking / Luc Laeven -- pt. V. Effects of regulation, the safety net and other government guarantees. ch. 13. Evolving intermediation / Nicola Cetorelli -- ch. 14. The socially optimal level of capital requirements: a view from two papers / Javier Suarez -- ch. 15. Effects of regulation, the safety net, and other government guarantees / Mathias Dewatripont.

pt. VI. Finance and economic activity: variations across emerging and developed markets. ch. 16. Legal and alternative institutions in finance and commerce / Franklin Allen and Jun "QJ" Qian -- ch. 17. Finance in the tropics: understanding structural gaps and policy challenges / Thorsten Beck -- ch. 18. Foreign banks: access to finance and financial stability / Neeltje van Horen -- ch. 19. Institutions, finance, and economic activity: views and agenda / Elias Papaioannou -- pt. VII. Break up the big banks? ch. 20. Breaking (banks) up is hard to do: new perspective on too big to fail / James R. Barth and Apanard (Penny) Prabha -- ch. 21. Restructuring the banking system to improve safety and soundness / Thomas M. Hoenig and Charles S. Morris -- ch. 22. Ending too big to fail: a proposal for reform / Richard W. Fisher and Harvey Rosenblum -- pt. VIII. Where to from here? The implications for financial regulatory policy. ch. 23. Where to from here? Implementation, implementation, implementation / Claudio Borio -- ch. 24. Complexity in financial regulation / Andrew G. Haldane and Vasileios Madouros -- ch. 25. Financial reform: on the right road, at the right pace? / Thomas F. Huertas -- ch. 26. Banking regulation and supervision in the next 10 years and their unintended consequences / Danièle Nouy -- ch. 27. The social value of the financial sector: where to from here? / Barbara A. Rehm -- ch. 28. Public policy options / Jürgen Stark.