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Published 11/06/2009 by Forbes.com


G20 tries to roll back moral hazard in banks

ST ANDREWS, Scotland, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Finance ministers from the world's big economies launch difficult discussions this weekend on how to deal with banks whose failure could destabilise economies. Any blueprint is likely to take many months to thrash out.

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"We will have a debate about 'too big to fail', which will be the subject of quite a busy schedule in 2010, notably around the Financial Stability Board" said a French official...
G20 tries to roll back moral hazard in banks [Forbes.com - 11/06/2009]
"There are around six projects underway by the FSB for different types of scenarios" the official said...
G20 tries to roll back moral hazard in banks [Forbes.com - 11/06/2009]
...official added, "This is a subject on which you should not expect any precise decisions straight away."
G20 tries to roll back moral hazard in banks [Forbes.com - 11/06/2009]

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