«The large increase in profitability over the past two years demonstrates that the industry can prosper with the regulations and consumer protections
adopted after the financial crisis.»
Several of the fees that are charged on credit cards and checking accounts have been removed because of the most recent rules
adopted after the financial crisis.
Not exact matches
Like other central banks in advanced countries, the Bank of Japan (BOJ)
adopted an unconventional monetary policy
after the 2007 — 2009 global
financial crisis (GFC).
In 2008,
after the outbreak of the
financial crisis, the ECB first lowered the key interest rate and also
adopted several non-standard policy measures such as providing unlimited liquidity to the Euro area banks at a fixed interest rate and against an adequate collateral and then extending the list of accepted collateral.
These are a set of standards
adopted after the 2008
financial crisis which the international community considers fundamental to strengthening and preserving
financial stability.