In the wake of the financial crisis, an effective framework for cross-border supervision of financial institutions has become an even more compelling imperative. Financial and technological innovation has rapidly interconnected global markets, but our supervisory infrastructure failed to keep pace. And the idea of one supranational global regulator—whether you would consider it a dream come true or a nightmare—remains only imagined. So how should we move forward as an international community? What strategies will best promote financial stability through cross-border supervision that is conducted primarily by national regulators? I believe the answer is threefold:
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