Sentences with phrase «scale banking crisis»

In Finland, Norway, Sweden and Japan, the outcome was a full - scale banking crisis, while in the United Kingdom and Australia financial institutions experienced significant losses.

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Similarly, earlier in the week, a Deutsche Bank research team argued that in light of upcoming European elections and ongoing large - scale economic and political challenges like the migrant crisis, Europe is unlikely to see deeper coordination:
Maybe not this year or next, but when the next financial crisis in banking happens this next time it will be on a far worse scale and impact to the people and the bankers will still get their bonus's, stock options and buy more airplanes.
The Senate is preparing to scale back the sweeping banking regulations passed after the 2008 financial crisis, with more than a dozen Democrats ready to give Republicans the votes they need to weaken one of President Barack Obama's largest legislative achievements.
Central Banks were able to normalize financial markets after the crisis in 2008 by creating debt on a scale never before seen in human history.
There could even be a minor bear market in housing, a few bank failures, and some tapping of the FDIC, although not to the scale of the financial crisis.
But eventually Brown and Alistair Darling were forced to act in extraordinary and unprecedented ways by the sheer scale of the crisis, which threatened the viability of the whole banking system and the economy.
Progressive Taxes and Revenue Sharing to end the fiscal crises of our local governments and schools, Tuition - Free Public Colleges and Universities, Single Payer Health Care, $ 15 Minimum Wage, Public Banking, Union Co-ops, a Ban on Fracking, a Climate Acton Program scaled up to meet the crisis, and more.
Nor did she downplay the scale of the crisis facing Britain thirty years ago, which, although probably not as scary as today's puff of smoke implosion of banking and business confidence, was seemingly more intractable.
Climate change has never received the crisis treatment from our leaders, despite the fact that it carries the risk of destroying lives on a vastly greater scale than collapsed banks or collapsed buildings.
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