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De Larosière slams US protectionism and EU Solvency II rules

Central Banking | 06 Mar 2013 secure

Former IMF and Banque de France chief Jacques de Larosière says the introduction of a swathe of new regulations in Europe – by contrast to the US – may jeopardise the continent’s growth

Topics: United States, Europe, IMF, Banque de France, Systemic risk, Basel III, Jacques de Larosière, G-20

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Designing a new global financial architecture

Central Banking Journal | 16 May 2012 secure

Topics: Financial crisis, Deutsche Bundesbank, Macro-prudential regulation, Emerging markets, Sovereign debt, Bernd Braasch, Jacques de Larosière

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