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Regulatory Reforms of Systemically Important Too Big To Fail Financial Institutions

Although the G20 finance ministers pledged stronger prudential regulation and financial oversight of systemically important firms at their September meeting, there is no consensus yet among regulators, lawmakers and academics on how best to proceed. Full Article at The Market Oracle

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  1. Designating certain banks, for example, as systemic is a bad idea
    SOURCE: Pakistan News.net 1 month ago
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