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8 articles related to financial regulation
Eurozone – Why recovery will not lead to rate hikes anytime soon
By Yvan Mamalet | economist at SGAM | 02/10/09
We believe that tighter monetary policy is still a long way down the road despite the end of the period of GDP contraction and tumbling inflation.
Rebound in commodities: speculation or a leading economic indicator?
By Frédéric Lasserre | Global Head of Commodities Research, SG CIB | 10/09/09
After plummeting by nearly 65% in the second half of 2008, commodity prices first stabilised in Q1 09 before rebounding spectacularly in Q2.
Asia: time to build a new model
By Michala Marcussen | Head of Strategy and Economic Research, SGAM Paris | 02/09/09
Some thought that decoupling would reduce the impact off the crisis on Asia. This overlooked that the Asian economies relied increasingly on the advanced economies.
The economic outlook for 2010
By Olivier Garnier | Chief economist at Societe Generale | 21/01/10
Olivier Garnier answers questions on the crisis, the economic contect for 2010 and the challenges facing governments.
The financial sector recovers from an acute crisis
By Hervé Monet | Head of Economic Research | 30/07/09
The ending of the crisis in the financial sector is a prerequisite to any sustainable economic recovery.
International financial regulations on track for reform
By unknown author | 15/04/09
In terms of regulations, the Fed has decided to put back the application of new prudential capital calculations...
G20 gets to the heart of the matter
By anonymous | unknown | 15/04/09
The highly anticipated G20 summit in London led to a series of concrete announcements.
The financial crisis has spiralled into a deep recession, but the worst can still be avoided
By Benoît Hubaud | Head of Fixed Income | 15/04/09
The financial crisis reached a peak in the months of October and November 2008, in the wake of the Lehman Brothers collapse...










