banking crisis

Although China's banking crisis has not occurred, the fact that the vulnerability of the banking system is often a key factor in the crisis.

What happened to the brave new world we were all promised in the aftermath of the banking crisis, the world where lessons had been learned?

Japan had its banking crisis two decades ago, but it still does not seem to have got over it.

If there had never been a banking crisis, news that Bob Diamond will take over as chief executive at Barclays would barely deserve comment.

The banking crisis is supposedly over, but outside of the big firms, the number of FDIC problem-institutions has continued to grow.

It is only a commercial banking crisis that poses a systemic risk and can lead to the sort of mess we face today.

As the hullabaloo of the banking crisis fades, it seems increasingly to have been a kind of distraction from the wider topic.

It was only after Japan was able to put in place a new system of tough auditing, after all, that its own banking crisis abated.

A situation in which bank runs are widespread is called a systemic banking crisis or just a banking panic.

Just as in the U. S. today, most Japanese did not initially appreciate how devastating a banking crisis could be to the real economy.

After all, that's what policy makers did in 1931, and the resulting banking crisis turned a mere recession into the Great Depression.

When he took over during a banking crisis in 2001, he promised to slash government borrowing.

The chances are high of a Spanish asset price slide and banking crisis, with stagnation (at best) or depression, if it sticks in the euro.

There is less talk now about a possible banking crisis than there was at the beginning of the decade.

Moreover, one country's banking crisis tends to become systemic if the country has an unstable macroeconomic condition.

The effect would be to restart the policy of quantitative easing that Japan used to claw out of its banking crisis between 2002 and 2006.

Countries currently in the midst of a banking crisis account for close to one half of real GDP for the advanced economies.

Suicide rates in Europe had been decreasing. But then the international banking crisis hit in two thousand eight.

The result was a divergence in competitiveness, and a banking crisis that affected German banks more strongly than most of the others.

In the wake of the banking crisis, there has been a wave of shareholder revolts over directors' remuneration.

The pound has lost about a quarter of its value since the banking crisis, easing the debt burden by the same amount.

DURING the long boom before the banking crisis, manufacturing fell out of political favour.

Tim Geithner, US Treasury secretary, tried to calm nerves on Wednesday, saying the eurozone authorities would not risk a banking crisis.

AT THE height of the banking crisis, restoring financial stability was paramount for the British government.

Ireland is now, even after a brutal banking crisis, among the richest nations in Europe.

The administration's nervousness about old-fashioned liberalism has contributed to its hesitancy in dealing with the banking crisis.

That's why the banking crisis will inevitably have to be solved through the cooperation of all the countries that use the euro.

Central government debt tends to rise over 85% in real terms during the first three years after a banking crisis.

'The direction of the stock market will be dependent on how policy makers in Europe react to the brewing banking crisis.

The outstanding characteristic of the government's response to the banking crisis has been a lack of decisiveness.

But even if there had been no banking crisis they would sooner or later have come up against prudential limits to their debt ratios.

But the core of the problem was the same as in every other banking crisis: sloppy underwriting at mainstream lenders.

And as it does, it becomes a banking crisis as well, since a country's banks are normally heavily invested in government debt.

Before the banking crisis, she could make do with her salary as a sales assistant at Trilogia, a clothing store and gallery.

One of the panellists was John McFall, MP, who has just published his Treasury select committee report on the Banking Crisis.

In any case, the greediest employees may be the ones most likely to usher in the next banking crisis.

In the 1930s, politicians let the market take its knocks, and a banking crisis ensued, followed by the Depression.

AS A recession spawned by a banking crisis struck two years ago, London looked acutely vulnerable because of its reliance on finance.

If you're from Eastern Europe, South America, Southeast Asia or Africa you may have already lived through a full blown banking crisis.

This was achieved by currency market responses to the emergency easing of monetary policy precipitated by the banking crisis.

But since the banking crisis exports of financial services, which were previously burgeoning, have fallen.

He said Ireland's economy was too small to cope with the banking crisis unaided.

Unfortunately, the US may be repeating Japan's mistake by viewing our current banking crisis as one of liquidity and not solvency.

There is the immediate crisis of insolvency among the eurozone's weaker members. complicated by a continuing banking crisis.

One judge praised it as a "keenly observed" account of the build-up to last year's US banking crisis.

In the latest Bloomberg Global Poll, 61 percent of them predicted China will face a banking crisis within the next five years.

So we might ask: how well has our response to the banking crisis and the downturn so far reflected these three arguments?

Eurozone members have thus been spared confronting a currency crisis and competitive devaluations as they resolve the banking crisis.

Continuing debt problems in Greece and Portugal. The banking crisis in Ireland. A trillion-dollar deficit in the United States.

But why leave it there? The simplest way to reduce the risk of a future banking crisis is to force banks to hold more equity.

In a free-market economy, this grossly imbalanced situation would lead to both a property crisis and a banking crisis.

A debt-laden economy emerging from a banking crisis looked vulnerable to a Japanese-style "lost decade" of faltering recovery.

If one peripheral country defaulted, we would see a contagious banking crisis that would overwhelm some governments' ability to cope.

The sovereign debt crisis has degenerated into a banking crisis.

To identify and rectify the weaknesses of the international financial system exposed during the banking crisis.

The defeat of Angela Merkel's coalition in 2013 came as no surprise following the German banking crisis of the previous year.

Thirdly, there's less credit available for everyone because of the banking crisis than there would be in a normal cycle.

Much of the Great Depression's economic damage was caused directly by banking crisis.

Meanwhile, the banking crisis and the economic slump in general appear to have heightened men's anxiety over their appearance.

HSBC didn't receive capital from the U. K. during the banking crisis, and Mr. Green has been vocal in promoting prudent corporate behavior.

Inchoative 2008, one results from of the United States second borrow the crisis, final evolution is global banking crisis.

Its economy has fared better than anyone dared imagine 18 months ago, when many economists were gloomily predicting a banking crisis.

By the end of year four of the Great Depression, the banking crisis was over.

Perhaps the Chinese government is assuming it can just buy its way out of any banking crisis by orchestrating another round of bail outs .

Coming through a banking crisis, you can't place much weight on the consumer so you depend on manufacturers doing well.

Suicide rates in Europe had been decreasing. But then the international banking crisis hit in 2008.

In winning the presidency, Mr. Obama conveyed an image of remaining steady and focused during the banking crisis and economic downturn.

The same cannot be said, however, about the banking crisis that has handcuffed the US and world economies.

A systemic banking crisis is one where all or almost all of the banking capital in a country is wiped out.

Overall, however, deal activity is still stuck in the post-banking crisis malaise.

The recent banking crisis has so far swallowed about $3 trillion dollars and caused great outrage.

After all, the argument goes, the US offered such guarantees during its banking crisis, with considerable success.

But he agreed that containing the rise in house prices is necessary to avoid a potential banking crisis, and broader political strains.

Nearly 200 years later, Japan suffered a terrible banking crisis and two tough decades as it struggled to reduce its dependence on exports.

Then suddenly, a global banking crisis interrupts the flow of funding, and exports fade.

However, the Bundesbank "never faced such a big financial and banking crisis" , says Mr De Grauwe.

Investor anxiety about banks sitting on untold billions of potentially risky sovereign bonds helped spark the European banking crisis.

Azumi was being asked about Japan's possible contribution to European efforts to stem its sovereign debt and banking crisis.

For two years, Ireland had poured money on a raging banking crisis, to no avail.

Bigger things have, all of a sudden, begun appearing on the horizon since a banking crisis erupted in the West.

Congress chairman Ni Yingwei thinks, below the setting of global banking crisis, search engine is leading new economy force refluent and on.

However, we do know when the last global banking crisis was turned round, when confidence started to recover.

I'll be filling in the details and offering some new candidates as the global banking crisis continues to reshape the sector.

Both main parties were caught on the hop by the banking crisis, soon followed by economic meltdown and fiscal catastrophe.

This banking crisis of the 1930s showed that unregulated, unsupervised financial markets can all too easily suffer catastrophic failure.

After that, the banking crisis melted away and Japan set off on one of its longest postwar expansions.

A short inflationary boom could be followed by another recession, another banking crisis, and perhaps deflation.

With the worst of the banking crisis now receding in most rich countries, it is tempting to send the financial firefighters home.

Political risk, it seems, is the latest bar to a resolution of Nigeria's banking crisis.

Can solve the banking crisis of credibility and maintain the credibility of the financial industry.

Can solve the banking crisis of credibility and maintain the credibility of the financial industry.

After continued street protests over the government's handling of the banking crisis, the prime minister, Geir Haarde, resigned.

Mr Kingman was there at the start of the banking crisis, playing an important role in shoring up Northern Rock.

In many countries short-term interest rates are near zero and in a banking crisis monetary policy works less well.

Ifthe bubble is allowed to grow unchecked, the ultimate crash will first lead to nonperforming loans and banking crisis.

Are they, in the midst of the current slowdown, laying the seeds for the next banking crisis in China, as some economists worry?

And if manufacturers can learn lessons from the banking crisis on the potential pitfalls of globalisation and innovation.

The banking crisis that the bears are forecasting will take China down from its pedastal may never prove valid.

As most rich countries had a property boom before the banking crisis, they should expect more pain in the coming years.

Europe's budget deficits are largely a result of the continent's festering banking crisis.

Roosevelt then launched a tide of new laws and programs to halt the paralyzing banking crisis and create jobs.

As the first big banking crisis of the 21st century rumbles on, the clamour for reforming international finance is rising.

He argues that, unlike some other troubled euro-zone countries, Portugal suffered neither a housing nor a banking crisis.

In short, the US banking crisis created the environment for a credit boom in Asia.

Its economy has taken the force of three shocks: a housing bust, a banking crisis and an export collapse.

One answer is that central banks' loose monetary policies since the banking crisis are designed precisely to stoke up risk appetite.

If that were to happen, Europe could face a new banking crisis.

In a systemic banking crisis, all or almost all of the banking capital in a country is wiped out.

In a banking crisis the lie ceases to be credible.

If the banking crisis persists, the ECB may have to do likewise.

Also, the banking crisis has made it harder to obtain development capital.

The Irish authorities' record in assessing the scale of the banking crisis is wretched, so there are grounds for continued scepticism.

What started out as a private sector banking crisis has become a public sector debt crisis.

It would mean that, in addition to a debt crisis, the country would also face a currency and banking crisis.

The split over climate change contrasts with EU unity over the banking crisis.

But if one comes, they say, it is "most likely to stem from a combination of property crash and banking crisis. "

We haven't yet learned from the banking crisis, and we're still moving in the wrong direction pretty much across the board.

One way to understand the banking crisis is that the banks cannot raise new money and lend it to people who could use it.

Financial markets really want a concrete plan from euro zone leaders to fix the sovereign debt and banking crisis.

There are precedents for such drastic action, notably the response to the Swedish banking crisis of the early 1990s.

A high speed repeat of the American banking crisis that underpinned the unique misery of the 1930s threatened.

Recapitalising banks made sense during the banking crisis of 2008 when governments had debt burdens significantly lower than they are today.

In the absence of systemic reforms, the international banking crisis of 1982 repeated itself fifteen years later with only minor variations.

The global banking crisis was aggravating the impact of housing market corrections and slower growth elsewhere in the world.

But if the banking crisis is anything to go by, that's not where the story ends.

As the banking crisis deepened, the two met again on Hoover's last day in office.

China is not suffering a banking crisis now, but there's growing cause for concern.

Meanwhile the banking crisis has cut the supply of credit, hastening a collapse in the housing market.

He also stressed that Britain's financial system is more resilient than during the banking crisis.

Four banks are due to open soon, the first new ones since a banking crisis in 2003.

The euro crisis is primarily a banking crisis, secondarily, a government debt crisis.

The challenge of dealing with Europe's sovereign debt and banking crisis remains a daunting one.

The "euro crisis" is generally seen as a currency crisis, but it is also a sovereign debt and, even more, a banking crisis.

As a result, a deepening sovereign debt problem is now a full blown banking crisis.

A sovereign debt crisis always leads to a banking crisis.

A banking crisis that had spread from Austria and Germany finally forced Britain to abandon its gold peg in September 1931.

The world bank study showed that, in the global banking crisis caused massive bank bankruptcy is the credit risk.

Three years on, it is clear that the banking crisis has done serious damage to the UK economy.

The average rich-world banking crisis in the Reinhart-Rogoff sample leads to recession.

So how did Japan finally emerge from its banking crisis?

Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen is facing outrage over how he has handled Ireland's economic and banking crisis.

Not surprisingly, global recession and the banking crisis have taken their toll.

First, the 1997 banking crisis had given Japan a taste of the horrors of contagion.

THE banking crisis that started last August has been an unnerving mix of the new and the old.

This is a general complacency, in short, with uncomfortable echoes of China's last banking crisis just over a decade ago.

Spain, whose banking crisis began in 1977, was dragged back by global monetary tightening in the early 1980s.

Investors know that when a banking crisis looms, European governments will flinch and extend taxpayer support.

Some damage has undoubtedly been inflicted on capacity, because the recession was spawned by a banking crisis.

In Japanese finance shabu shabu is the enduring symbol of the mid-1990s banking crisis.

The sovereign debt crisis was born of the banking crisis.

When the banking crisis proper hit America, the response was suitably chaotic.

I may be wrong about all of these things, but not because the banking crisis has demonstrated that they are false.

When Barber then switched from "go" to "stop" , asset markets crashed triggering the secondary banking crisis.

That suggests a serious problem, but not a catastrophic banking crisis.

Buffett published an op-ed in The New York Times Wednesday thanking the government for intervening in the banking crisis.

Mainland banks experienced a banking crisis a decade ago.

Policymakers are confronted not only by a currency crisis but also by a banking crisis and a crisis in macroeconomic theory.

There is also more than a passing resemblance to Japan, which never regained its economic stride after its banking crisis of the 1990s.

That is the unwelcome price of sorting out a banking crisis.

Here we face a possible feedback loop to the banking crisis.

A banking crisis? Some countries abandon the euro?

That suggests a different motive: a desire finally to draw a line under the banking crisis.

But the banking crisis has put an end to their dreams of international expansion.

Whenever there is a banking crisis, it takes a long time for banks to get their house back in order.

America's banking crisis shows few signs .

The US thrift industry in the 1980s and the Secondary Banking crisis of the 1970s in Britain are examples.

Interbank money market rates climbed to 11 per cent, their highest since a mini-banking crisis in summer 2004.

This is no longer a banking crisis.

The most important is the banking crisis and the purge of debt in the bubble economies, especially America and Britain.

A bigger problem is the banking crisis.

We have seen the biggest banking crisis since the outbreak of the first world war, and arguably bigger than that.

First, the current crisis is more a banking crisis than a fiscal one.

Developed-market nations have survived earlier troubles, such as Sweden's banking crisis in the early 1990s.

Some fear a property bubble or a banking crisis.

Few think HSBC will get control unless there is a banking crisis in China that prompts a change in the official line.

But there's another way to divide the world: Some economies had a big banking crisis.

AMERICA has been dithering about how to sort out its banking crisis.

Reasonable people can and do disagree about exactly what we should do to avert another banking crisis.

For example, the banking crisis's outbreak has three features, concealed, sudden and widespread.

Will China have a banking crisis?

The Celtic Tiger had relatively strong economic fundamentals before a banking crisis forced it seek a bailout last year.

This is the "long recession" scenario, similar to what happened in Japan after its real estate and banking crisis in the 1990s.

That is the real lesson of Japan's banking crisis.

None of the problems that caused the banking crisis in 2007-8 have been solved. They have just been swept under the carpet.

The main share price index in Japan, the Nikkei, reached its highest levels since before the international banking crisis.

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