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Higher Reserves Proposed for ‘Too-Big-to-Fail’ Banks

Higher Reserves Proposed for ‘Too-Big-to-Fail’ Banks

Global regulators said that banks deemed too-big-to-fail would have to set aside an additional cushion of capital reserves in an effort to avoid a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.

 

Goldman gets subpoenaed over financial crisis

Goldman gets subpoenaed over financial crisis

Goldman Sachs Group received a subpoena from New York prosecutors seeking information on the investment bank's role leading into the global financial crisis, a person familiar with the matter said.

 

In Turkey, Banks Nudged to Cool a Sizzling Economy

In Turkey, Banks Nudged to Cool a Sizzling Economy

The country’s economy, which crashed in 1994 and 2001 and was set back by the global financial crisis, is showing signs of overheating, fueled by consumer spending.

 

What Caused The Financial Crisis?

The government panel, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission blames: Banks that made reckless bets, credit rating agencies that endorse risky mortgage-backed securities and government regulators who overlooked warning signs until they threatened the global financial system.

 

Global regulators agree on new bank standards

Global financial regulators on Sunday agreed on new banking rules designed to strengthen bank finances and rein in excessive risk-taking to help prevent another crisis.

 

Germany, France, U.K. Set Bank Levies

Germany, France, U.K. Set Bank Levies

Germany, France and the UK said Tuesday that they will introduce bank levies to offset the cost of future financial crisis and will urge their counterparts from the Group of 20 industrial and developing nations to do the ...

 

World Bankers Suggest Rebound May Be Under Way

Central bankers from around the world are starting to focus on how to unwind the policies they used to fight the global financial crisis.

 

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