Posts Tagged ‘regulation’
February 28th, 2010 | 
Author: Bernanke warns about creating new bubbles
Stronger regulation should be the first line of defense against speculative bubbles that could send the economy into a new crisis, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said Sunday.
Ben Bernanke – Economic bubble – United States – Economic – Federal Reserve System
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Tags: Ben Bernanke, Ben Bernanke - Economic, bubble, Chairman Ben Bernanke, crisis, defense, economic bubble, economy, Fed, fed chairman, Federal, federal reserve, federal reserve system, line, regulation, Reserve, speculative bubbles, Sunday, system, United States | 
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Too much disclosure can sometimes be bad
MOST people place their faith in the disclosure-based model which says that the more information financial advisers and companies are made to tell the public, the better. This is the rationale behind Regulation Full Disclosure (RFD) in the US and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, and is the preferred regulatory approach that has evolved over the past decade in tandem with deregulated markets.
Howeve… more
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Tags: act, approach, decade, disclosure, faith, financial advisers, Full, full disclosure, Howeve, information, model, Oxley, Public, rationale, regulation, regulatory approach, RFD, Sarbanes, sarbanes oxley act, sarbanes oxley act of 2002, tandem, US |
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Bernanke backs away from regulation revamp (Reuters)
Reuters – The head of the Federal Reserve and a key U.S. lawmaker on Thursday backed away from a controversial provision of the Obama administration’s financial regulation reform plan, saying new oversight by the Fed on “systemic risk” should be shared with other regulators.
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Tags: administration, controversial provision, Fed, Federal, federal reserve, head, lawmaker, Obama, oversight, plan, provision, reform, regulation, regulators, Reserve, Reuters, risk, systemic risk, Thursday, U.S. |
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Obama sees "battle" as financial plan forges ahead (Reuters)
Reuters – The Obama administration advanced its financial regulation reform agenda on Tuesday, moving ahead on reshaping the $92-billion student loan market and unveiling a proposed shake-up for credit rating agencies.
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Tags: administration, agenda, Credit, credit rating agencies, financial regulation, loan, loan market, market, Obama, rating, reform, reform agenda, regulation, Reuters, shake-up, student, student loan, Tuesday |
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