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Part I. STRUCTURAL REFORMS, BANKING MODELS AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM Chapter 1. - Banks and Structural Reforms within the Financial System: Setting the Scene Chapter 2. - Banking Models and Structural Reforms: a Gordian Knot? Part II. REGULATION THROUGH STRUCTURAL REFORMS: CASE STUDIES ACROSS THE WORLD Chapter 1. - United States: A Game of 'Thrones and Crises' Chapter 2. - Canada: The Impeccable Neighbour? Chapter 3. - Japan: A Tale of Unsuccessful Successes Chapter 4. - United Kingdom: From Universalism to 'Ring-Fencing' Chapter 5. - European Union: From Universal Banking to... Universal (?) Banking Part III. ANALYSIS OF THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN THE STRUCTURAL REFORMS AND THE FINDINGS FROM THE CASE STUDY JURISDICTIONS Chapter 1. - Structural Reforms Regulation and Financial Stability: Interactions and Implications Chapter 2. - Concluding Remarks. Answering the Important Question: Is Regulation through Structural Reforms An Effective Way to Prevent the Financial System from Instability Events and Turmoil? References & Bibliography

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