In recent years, climate change has increasingly come to be seen as one of the principal
threats to future global financial stability. This article identifies and critiques the emerging …

This study examines the effect of environmental and social (ES) activities on global banking
stability in the shadow of the COVID‐19 pandemic. Using a sample of 244 commercial …

Whether appraising development projects or underwriting bonds to finance infrastructure,
municipal governments rely on “time value of money”(TVM) techniques to discount and …

This article considers geographical variations in the demand and supply of bank finance for
innovative firms in the UK. It uses a detailed survey on the finances of almost 40,000 UK …

With the rise of financialization few social relations have been left untouched by debt
dynamics. At the same time, the debt relation can hardly be said to override other axes of …

This paper is about how people are learning to 'make themselves up'in response to the
market's new algorithmic ways of seeing. More specifically, it explores how the self …

The UK government reduced expenditure and introduced local financial self-sufficiency in
pursuing austerity after the 2008 crash, forcing local governments in England to find savings …

Prices are the lifeblood of markets. They provide vital information about supply and demand,
signaling to consumers and producers alike and allowing individual preferences and …

This article contributes to the growing literature on the relationship between local
governments and financial markets by demystifying the municipal bond rating process …

Post crisis, local governments'(LGs) budgets have been drastically cut in Britain. Similar
budgetary strains had serious consequences in the past, leading to major restructuring in …