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2008年全球金融危机爆发,暴露出当前金融监管框架还不足以面对国际金融现状和它伴随而来的风险。阻止和解决全球金融危机,从着重于建立正式国际组织的传统硬法性条约方法到不同步的国内监管方法,已被证实是不可行的;纯粹的软法合作性安排也被证明是不足的。G20伦敦峰会将金融稳定委员会放在了增强国际监管合作的中心位置。本文着眼于扩大后的金融稳定委员会的监管效力,试图探讨其将如何应对当前金融软法体系的缺陷,以及在更多制度性支持下是否可以不用一个完全基于条约或硬法的解决办法来实现有效金融监管。
The global financial crisis in 2008 exposed the current financial regulatory framework is not enough to face the status quo of international financial and its accompanying risks. It has proved infeasible to stop and resolve the global financial crisis, from traditional hard-law treaty approaches that focus on the establishment of formal international organizations to unsynchronized domestic regulatory approaches; pure soft-law cooperative arrangements have also proven to be inadequate . The G20 summit in London put the Financial Stability Committee at the center of enhancing international regulatory cooperation. This article looks at the regulatory effectiveness of the enlarged Financial Stability Board and seeks to explore how it will respond to the shortcomings of the current system of financial soft law and whether or not it can be achieved without a treaty or hard law-based solution with more institutional support Effective financial regulation.