«The Republican agenda is to get regulatory relief for the big banks and use the small
banks as the lever to do so,» said Adam Levitin, a professor at Georgetown University.
Not exact matches
The
bank sees it
as unneccesary and views the cash stockpiles
as the only available
lever to goose the economy.
We are currently undergoing one of the biggest financial experiments of all time,
as central
banks have run out of
levers to pull.
Now, I think M3 is quite useful
as a gauge of how much
banks are
levering themselves up in terms of credit creation, versus the Fed expanding its monetary base.
Crises do not come
as a result of a gold standard but from overly
levered banking where liabilities are short and assets are long.
If a
bank has superior risk control, they will earn the results over time; they should not
as a result
lever up more.
When I was on «The Ron Smith Show» two weeks ago (sorry, no podcast), I commented that the credit crisis was a global phenomenon, and the European
banks were more
levered than US
banks, though with less credit stress
as a percentage of assets.
In this post, I'd like to (i) describe the significance of using the financial industry
as a
lever point for environmental change, (ii) summarize the different ways in which the concept of «green finance» plays out with Chinese
banks, (iii) discuss some of the more interesting observations by the Report, and (iv) conclude with the Report's recommendations.