News Source: Al Jazeera
| 2 months ago
Britain shows that real reform to the way that economies and financial markets work has been "very limited". Tony Dolphin, the report's author, said: "Alarm bells should be ringing with the early signs of a 'back to business' attitude in the City...
News Source: The Hindustan Times
| 2 months ago
The collapse of Lehman Brothers a year ago has been likened to the 1994 crash that killed Formula One star Ayrton Senna, in the way it has spurred calls for root-and-branch review of risk in the financial sector. Senna's tragedy led to regulatory...
News Source: Guardian Unlimited
| 2 months ago
Moody's also warned that the sector would be driven by regulation and government intervention as well as demands from the EU for banks in receipt of taxpayer funds to sell off large parts of their businesses. The clamour for regulatory change...
News Source: The independent
| 2 months ago
What's most striking about today's anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers is that we still have not answered the most fundamental question that the crisis prompted: what do we do about organisations that are too big to fail? President Obama...
News Source: The Observer
| 2 months ago
The apocalypse has been averted but banks have returned, unfettered, to business as usual Roundtable Gavyn Davies Quit stalling on capital reform Although banks often get carried away by a reckless search for short-term profits, they are not...