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Crisis threat and banking reform trends

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Masiukiewicz P.
Perspectives of Innovations, Economics and Business
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2010
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vol. 6
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issue 3
52-56
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The concepts of regulatory changes, published by individual experts as well as institutions responsible for the financial market, are burdened with the experience of the last subprime credit crunch. Beyond the field of interest there are risks that have appeared in the last years and require decisive actions from banks, e.g. in the area of Internet banking or compliance. These areas seem to need some institutional support for the sector. The author suggets that crisis shock must be fought with the intervention shock, i.e. with a number funds of a number of institutions and huge amounts.
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Państwa członkowskie Unii Europejskiej wobec kryzysu na rynku finansowym 2008-2013

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Romiszewska I.
Przegląd Zachodni
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2013
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issue 4(349)
99-125
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The issue considered is the identification and assessment of measures undertaken in the years 2008-2013 by the member states of the EU as well as the EU as such towards limiting the effects of the bank crisis. The measures implemented in the first phase of the crisis were meant to counteract the breakdown of the financial market (nationalization or capitalization of banks, takeover of low quality assets, guaranties) and became one of the causes of the states’ deepening debt. In subsequent years, i.e. from 2010 onward the measures were increasingly focused on counteracting the possibility of yet another crisis and solutions were adopted at the EU level (the European Mechanism of Financial Stability, the European Stability Instrument, the European Financial Stability Facility, bank union) as well as at a global level (Basel III). The purpose of the adopted measures was to bring stability to the financial market and real economy whereas the constructed new infrastructure of the financial market is to make credit institutions more resistant to crises.
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