This new ECB legal paper looks at the problems in making financial regulators accountable.
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Emerging European countries also experienced credit booms during the pre-crisis period but have largely avoided severe banking crises. The World Bank has commissioned a number of studies to look at financial regulation and macroeconomic policy in these countries, with the first wave of papers now released:
Credit growth and financial stability in the Czech Republic
Macroprudential regulation of credit booms and busts — the case of Croatia
Financial-stability challenges in European emerging-market countries
Banking flows and financial crisis — financial interconnectedness and basel III effects
The IMF staff position note on household debt restructuring is available here.
Another interesting contribution is by Arellano and Kocherlakota, “Internal Debt Crises and Sovereign Default.”