How far will Central Banks go as concerns about Moral Hazard fade and Options run out?
Dear Friends We are grateful to Dr Harald Malmgren in Washington, DC, who has worked with four US Presidents, and the ATCA Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) in Canary Wharf, London, for their joint submission. Dear DK and Colleagues Although the European Central Bank (ECB) and central banks in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia have injected extraordinary amounts of liquidity into the banking system since last summer, credit markets continue to be dysfunctional. The almost daily announcements of huge bank write-downs on both sides of the Atlantic and the collapse of the markets for all forms of asset backed securities seem to suggest that central banks may have lost control of financial markets. The meeting of the G7 in mid-April resulted in a raft of new regulatory proposals aimed at clawing back some semblance of government control over the excessively risky behavior of banks and brokerages. It was apparent that countering systemic risk was on the minds of the G7 when they made commitm
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