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To: goldendays

Hey! Don’t blame us! It was you Germans that were pimping Obama back in 2008!


3 posted on 10/23/2010 2:43:05 PM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (Which are you voting for on November 2nd? Freedom and liberty or FREE ice cream?)
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To: FlingWingFlyer
Global regulatory body agrees on new banking rules: official (AFP) – Oct 14, 2010

SEOUL — A global regulatory body has agreed a broad plan to tighten supervision of big financial institutions blamed for triggering the 2008-9 economic crisis, a senior South Korean official said Thursday.

The Financial Stability Board has agreed on "broad directions" for regulating so-called systematically important financial institutions (SIFI), Financial Services Commission chairman Chin Dong-Soo told a briefing.

Chin said FSB members had made an informal agreement and "conclusions will be reached" when the body holds a full meeting in Seoul next Wednesday.

The FSB, which was created last year by the Group of 20, will report its recommendations to a G20 summit in Seoul on November 11-12, Chin said.

He said the summit will "be remembered as a breakthrough event to lay out a new global financial order... including Basel III."

Top central bankers meeting in Switzerland in September agreed a set of new bank regulations, called Basel III, aimed at preventing a repeat of the financial crisis. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision will meet in Seoul next Tuesday.

Nations have been torn over how to tighten regulation of banks and other big financial firms blamed for causing the financial rout.

Emerging economies have argued their fledgling financial institutions are not culpable in the recent crisis and cannot afford new restrictions, while advanced countries have advocated the plan more strongly.

Chin said FSB members were discussing how to define global SIFIs, which would face stricter rules than smaller firms with less global influence.

They will also discuss expanding communications between regulators in countries where big companies are headquartered and other nations where they have branches, he said.

"The new rules on SIFI will make great contributions to stabilising the global financial system.... We have made great efforts to make developing countries' voices reflected in the process," he said.

4 posted on 10/23/2010 2:45:50 PM PDT by goldendays (that)
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To: FlingWingFlyer

Yea, we haven’t forgotten the creepy Nuremberg style rally in Berlin.


5 posted on 10/23/2010 2:47:02 PM PDT by Mad_as_heck (The MSM - America's (domestic) public enemy #1.)
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To: FlingWingFlyer
Expansionary monetary policy didn't start with Obama, but has been going on for decades now. It's the secret American flavor of socialism: Instead of healthcare for all it's houses for all thanks to artificially low interest rates.

Someone has to keep the masses happy [/sarc].
11 posted on 10/23/2010 2:58:38 PM PDT by wolf78 (Inflation is a form of taxation, too. Cranky Libertarian - equal opportunity offender.)
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To: FlingWingFlyer
It was you Germans that were pimping Obama back in 2008!

BS, It was the Pimps in YOUR DEMONCRAP party who STAGED that whole rally BS!

AND then YOUR dunmba$$ voters bought BUTTMA's crap HOOK LINE & SINKKER.

NOW YOU have this dog crap OBUTTMA on your shoes but it's Germany's fault?

18 posted on 10/24/2010 3:36:48 PM PDT by FW190
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