Posts Tagged financial shocks
News from the BRICS
Posted by Bogdan Marius Beleuz in E-commerce & Digital Markets, Geopolitical Issues, Globalization Challenges, International Trading, More Trade News in Brief on September 20, 2013
* The BRICS “Independent Internet” Cable
The BRICS’s world internet system is being built and it’s, actually, in its final phase of implementation.
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* BRICS Plans $100bn Reserves Fund
Leaders of the BRICS Group have decided to set up a $100bn fund to guard against financial shocks.
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EU Strength the Banking System
Posted by Bogdan Marius Beleuz in Banking System, European Union Regulation on May 16, 2012
14 May 2012, Brussels
The EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee agreed to require banks to improve and strength their defences against future financial shocks.
The tighter rules will be applied to bank capital issues (the funds held by a bank in the form of cash, real estate, bonds, shares, and loans such as mortgages etc. ) and to its liquidity (how easily it can be converted into cash in order to make payouts to creditors and depositors).
The proposed rules are being following an international agreement called Basel III and, if the European Parliament approve it, the EU would become the first entity to institute the new requirements.