The Financial Institutions Incentives When They Place Financial Assets with Credit Risk to Retail Investors
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The Financial Institutions Incentives When They Place Financial Assets with Credit Risk to Retail Investors
The Financial Institutions Incentives When They Place Financial Assets With Credit Risk to Retail Investors
Date Written: March 11, 2013
Abstract
This paper analyzes the conflict of interest that exists when a financial institution issues and places a financial asset with credit risk among retail investors. Four regulatory measures are presented and analyzed in order to improve retail investors protection. Theoretically, it is shown that two of these measures, setting a price cap to the issue and an adequate enforcement could implement a first best social optimum.
Keywords: conflict of interest, retail investors, regulation
JEL Classification: G12, G18
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