Learning from the past

Philip T. Fliers

Learning from the past

Philip T. Fliers

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Abstract

The current financial downturn raised a lot of questions about government regulation and support for failing banks. Twentieth century banks resolved much of their issues without government intervention. This begs the question – should today’s governments still be involved? Has the government gone too far into banking regulation?

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Volume	21
Specialist publication	InterContinental Finance & Law Magazine
Publisher	InterContinental Finance Magazine
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Learning from the past

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