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by Edouard Chazal

2012 → 2025

Category: Regulation

Fiscal Papal: Why The Next Pope Should Address Global Debt

From bondage to spiritual faith;
from spiritual faith to great courage;
from courage to liberty;
from liberty to abundance;
from abundance to complacency;
from complacency to apathy;
from apathy to dependence;
from dependence back into bondage.

→ EconoMonitor

Posted on 13/02/201327/04/2015Categories Regulation

We’ve Nationalized the Home Mortgage Market. Now What?

They would lobby to reduce the amount of capital they have to reserve for an emergency, and to lower the fees charged for mortgage insurance so they could compete on price. If another crisis hits, lower capital reserves and lower fees would make them far more vulnerable to going bankrupt, leaving the taxpayer to bail them out.

→ ProPublica

Posted on 12/02/201327/04/2015Categories Regulation, Risk Management

Secret and Lies of the Bailout

So what did bailout officials do? They put together a proposal full of even bigger deceptions to get it past Congress a second time.

→ Rolling Stone

Posted on 09/01/201327/04/2015Categories Politics, Regulation

UBS Libor Manipulation Deserves the Death Penalty

But an even more emphatic message needs to be sent to UBS by its prudential regulator in the U.S.: You are finished in this country. We are padlocking your Stamford, Connecticut, and Manhattan offices. You need to pack up and leave. Now.

→ Bloomberg

Posted on 24/12/201227/04/2015Categories Regulation

The Next Round of Derivatives Regulation

The trouble is, derivatives rules are weaker or nonexistent elsewhere, making the call for substituted compliance either a tactic to delay enforcement until the rest of the world updates its regulations or, worse, an attempt to avoid tough regulation altogether.

→ The New York Times

Posted on 30/11/201227/04/2015Categories Exchange, Regulation

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