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Households, politicians, and
regulators
were also complicit.
There are some international agreements, notably the Basel Accords on minimum capital requirements; and there is also good cooperation among market
regulators.
British
regulators
will never again rely on the Icelandic authorities, and Eastern European countries will be reluctant to remain dependent on foreign-owned banks.
A European banking agency would break up the incestuous relationship between banks and
regulators
that was at the root of the excesses that fueled the current crisis.
But there is little doubt that digital platforms are better equipped to adapt their policies regularly than government
regulators
are.
Privately funded but government regulated, these producers operate through power purchase agreements, whereby public utilities and
regulators
agree to purchase electricity at a predetermined price.
And he is pursuing various forms of financial deregulation – either through legislation, or by appointing
regulators
who are prone to capture – that will favor big banks.
They rely on courts, legal frameworks, and
regulators
to set and enforce rules.
Nor has it been adequately addressed by domestic capital-market regulators, who have focused on developing rules and regulations for listed companies, not the investors who might act as their owners.
Japan’s nuclear industry, regulators, and government have a responsibility to explain clearly why science and technology could not minimize the risk and consequences of such an accident in a geologically vulnerable country like Japan; why unreasonably costly cleanup is being carried out in areas of low contamination, where negligible impact on public health is anticipated; and why no well-defined and operational waste-management system has been established.
Another is financial regulation, with US banks preferring EU rules to the more stringent framework emerging at home (such as the much higher capital standards for large banks recently proposed by America’s financial regulators).
The challenge we face is to find answers that will enable producers and
regulators
to make sound, science-based decisions, and to develop an oversight system that inspires consumer confidence.
Even
regulators
and industry experts are not aware of the true numbers of deaths and adverse events, due to the lack of proper reporting.
The largest, most sophisticated banks have become expert at remaining one step ahead of
regulators
– constantly creating complex financial products and derivatives that skirt the letter of the rules.
In these circumstances, more complicated regulations merely mean more billable hours for lawyers, more income for
regulators
switching sides, and more profits for derivatives traders.
That includes the supplementary leverage ratio required of the largest banks, which newly appointed
regulators
are working to relax.
Bubbles should be a concern, but the June 19 episode in the US and China reminds us that addressing them is first and foremost the responsibility of
regulators.
It must also be safe, with a central bank maintaining economic stability, prudential
regulators
keeping fraud and speculation in check, macro-prudential authorities displaying adequate financial fire-fighting capabilities, and a legal system that is predictable, transparent, and fair.
The recent establishment of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone will allow for the emergence of an offshore international financial center that offers real-world training to China’s
regulators.
Regulators
and governments view the main purpose of financial stress tests as being to persuade some institutions of the urgent need to improve their capital ratios.
And, while massive official intervention may have halted the rout, it could have permanently damaged regulators’ credibility.
In energy, transport, and the digital sector, to name just a few,
regulators
must set the right parameters and ensure predictability.
In a perfect world, one would add in the state banking regulators, but I recognize that at this point I have begun to trample on cherished features of the US Constitution!
If a CEO lied to investors and consumers as much as Farage, Johnson, and Michael Gove lied to UK voters, the consequences would be swift and painful, both from
regulators
and the market.
South Korea has therefore banned the anonymous trading of cryptocurrencies, and other
regulators
around the world are considering whether to do the same.
Regulators
should therefore keep a careful eye on any credit-financed cryptocurrency speculation.
Yet the industry has acted more quickly than
regulators
and supervisors have been able to respond.
The structure of the label should be developed by a committee of academics, regulators, and industry executives with the objective of promoting informed comparison among consumers of investment products.
It is particularly remarkable that eurozone
regulators
can now oversee and, if necessary, intervene on behalf of the monetary union’s largest banks.
The “school solution,” agreed at the Financial Stability Board in Basel, is that global
regulators
should clearly identify systemically significant banks and impose tougher regulations on them, with more intensive supervision and higher capital ratios.
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