Final thoughts
Warwick Business School
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Final thoughts As these examples show, to be involved in central banking and financial regulation is to be at the cutting edge of how society is transforming itself and how the authorities should respond. Whilst there are many similarities across countries, each central bank pursues its objectives in a unique fashion, consistent with local economic and political imperatives. Comparisons and contrasts across countries are the subject of the module Comparative Central Banking module , one of the many Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation qualifications at Warwick Business School.
Students are posed the question ‘why do central banks (and other financial regulators) do things differently?’. Answering that question creates the best understanding for why central banks do what they do at all. Whether you are a central banker, regulator, or working in financial services, it represents a ‘crash course’ in everything you should know about how these authorities operate across all their facets.
Why do central banks and other financial regulators do things differently?”
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