Safe banking

Article Abstract:

Banks and regulators are creating various solutions to the increasingly complex nature of banking risks. Limited deposit insurance in Britain gives depositors greater incentive to monitor banks. Regulators are inventing rules to persuade banks to act as if there were no government safety net.

Protection and preservation, International banking, Bank assets

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Coping with the ups and downs

Article Abstract:

As banks around the world fail, in both developed and developing countries, politicians and the public increasingly call for ever more government regulation. However, central bankers are beginning to join academics in asserting that, at best, banking regulation, is ineffective.

Banking Institutions, Depository Credit Intermediation, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Banks (Finance), International aspects, Bank failures

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Discrimination and the market

Article Abstract:

Socially motivated economics such as forcing banks to make unprofitable loans will ultimately prove damaging to the economy. Pres Clinton's plans to regulate consumer credit, property and health insurance, and loans for inner city development are discussed.

Social aspects, Clinton, Bill, Economic policy, Consumer credit

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