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WaPo Think this economy is bad? Wait for 2012. 2010.10.24 - 0 views

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  • Mexico's financial crises regularly coincide with presidential elections. In early 1982, the government knew that its deficit was too large and that its currency was overvalued. Investors were pulling their money out, draining the nation's foreign currency reserves. Government officials hoped to postpone action until after the July election, and the Federal Reserve helped by making short-term dollar loans to Mexico designed solely to make its reserves appear larger.
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FT Regulators poised to soften new bank rules 2011.09.05 - 0 views

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  • ease new rules that would require banks to hold more liquid assets
  • complaints from banks
  • would force them to sharply curtail lending to consumers
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  • the ratio does not formally take effect until 2015,
  • JPMorgan estimates that 28 European banks faced a total liquidity shortfall
  • number of members on the Basel Committee
  • the liquidity coverage ratio is the most “painful” piece of regulation to hit the sector, and will cost European banks nearly 12 per cent of their 2012 earnings on average
  • expected 5 per cent hit from tougher global requirements on bank capital, and a 3 per cent reduction from the Dodd-Frank financial reform measures in the US.
  • “Regulatory focus is rapidly shifting from capital at risk to liquidity risk in our view,”
  • Only seven of the 28 banks tested met the enhanced standards,
  • want to soften key technical definitions in the ratio
  • effect of reducing how much liquidity banks have to hold, and would allow them to count more corporate and covered bonds toward the total
  • The committee staff,
  • gathering data on the potential impact of the ratio, and a subgroup is working on the definitions ahead of a full committee meeting this month
  • US and continental European
  • regulators are expected to push for changes that would ease the impact on their banks,
  • support the status quo
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