International Responses to Issues of Credit and Over-indebtedness in the Wake of Crisis

The book delves into the political, economic, and regulatory landscape of credit regulation post-global financial crisis, highlighting how neoliberal policies benefit multinational corporations over consumers. It critically examines regulatory responses to the globalization of consumer finance protection and proposes innovative approaches to consumer credit regulations. Key suggestions include enhancing protections for small businesses, addressing risky credit products, reorganizing mortgage securitization, and exploring partnership models to combat financial exclusion.