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O Primeiro-Ministro britânico publicou no Financial Times a sua visão sobre a crise financeira e o modo de regular o sistema financeiro mundial:
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«We need more severe and efficient regulation, higher capital requirements to underpin financial trades, more transparency and a global institution to independently oversee the stability of the international financial system. I have already suggested...
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«Remember Friday March 14 2008: it was the day the dream of global free-market capitalism died. For three decades we have moved towards market-driven financial systems. By its decision to rescue Bear Stearns, the Federal Reserve, the institution responsible...
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Mercados financeiros globais precisam de regulação global
O Primeiro-Ministro britânico publicou no Financial Times a sua visão sobre a crise financeira e o modo de regular o sistema financeiro mundial:
«While financial flows and therefore risks have crossed borders effortlessly and reside in global companies, their supervisors and regulators are largely national. The world has no effective early warning system and no common approach to handling major global market disruptions. (...) We need a clearer, more authoritative watchdog. Regulators need to be enabled to overcome their boundaries with common principles, shared analyses and information, and collaborative management of crises.As crises são o melhor incentivo das reformas. A proposta de Brown faz sentido. É preciso um regulador global para a globalização financeira.
(...) The International Monetary Fund should be at the heart of this reform. (...) To be effective for a new era, the IMF should act with the same independence as a central bank – responsible for the surveillance of the world economy, for informing and educating markets, and for enforcing transparency through the system. (...) We should also consider how the IMF’s responsibilities for financial stability could be made clearer.» (Gordon Brown, "Ways to fix the world’s financial system", Financial Times).
- Regulação Financeira Internacional
Uma das medidas dignas de aplauso da cimeira do G20 em Londres foi o reforço da regulação financeira internacional, mediante a criação de uma nova instituição internacional -- o Financial Stability Board --, a partir do já existente Financial...
- Regular A Globalização
«We need more severe and efficient regulation, higher capital requirements to underpin financial trades, more transparency and a global institution to independently oversee the stability of the international financial system. I have already suggested...
- O Fim Do Capitalismo Financeiro Desregulado?
«Remember Friday March 14 2008: it was the day the dream of global free-market capitalism died. For three decades we have moved towards market-driven financial systems. By its decision to rescue Bear Stearns, the Federal Reserve, the institution responsible...
- Bernanke Should Show Some Humility
By Bob Corker, Financial TimesYou don’t have to watch the morning financial news or read the newspapers for long before realising that the day’s market activities will once again be driven by a “will they or won’t they” debate over the US...
- Bailout Of First Resort
Editorial do WSJ Europe's central bank can't save spendthrift governments Mario Draghi must wonder what he's signed up for. Only weeks into his new job as president of the European Central Bank, the Italian is being portrayed along with German...