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    Financial Crisis Ty’Orrin Collins Global Issues Savannah State University Abstract In this essay, I will reflect on the global financial crisis. I will discuss the cause of the financial crisis, the affect the financial crisis had on the entire world, and the response to the financial crisis by the United States. Keywords: Global Financial Liberalization, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Asian Financial Crisis Financial Crisis Our nation has encountered a few financial crises…

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    Future of Financial Institutions Beata Bujalska 11200504 2014-09-21 Table of Content Executive Summary 3 1. Overview of Australian Financial Institutions. 4 2. Overview of International Banking System. 5 3. Overview of Shadow Banking. 6 3.1. Viability of Shadow Banking in Australia. 6 3.2. Viability of Shadow Banking internationally. 6 3.3. Comparison of Shadow Banking internationally and in Australia. 6 4. Conclusions. 6 References 7 Executive Summary 1. Overview of Australian…

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    bank plays an important role in the growth of the economy of a nation. Bank is a financial institution, which offers the service of deposit and lending of funds. In other words, a bank is an institution that accepts idle resources from the person who has a surplus of funds and makes those funds available to borrowers who have deficits. It looks after the financial troubles of its consumer, so banks act as financial intermediaries between depositors who supply the capital and the borrowers who…

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    decades, financial globalization has brought benefits but it has also brought crisis and contagion, thus leaving with amplify views that has allowed the offshore banking to be more freely in investing. Since financial globalization has grown through out decades, it has been more complex to be managed by the government that leaves to the supports and opponents to say that the largely unregulated nature of international banking activity and global securities markers leaves the world financial…

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    The Three-Stages Found Within a Financial Crisis for the United States There are three stages occurring in the United States in a financial crisis, which identify as Initiation of Financial Crisis, banking crisis, and Debt Deflation. Initiation of Financial Crisis includes the four negative factors: Deterioration in Financial Institutions? balance sheets, Asset price decline, increase in interest rates, and increase in uncertainty (Miskin & Eakins, 2012). During a credit boom circle, the…

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    financial services. Moreover there is extremely high entry barrier with financial policies and regulations, acceptance of brand value and by which these institutions sustain natural monopolistic position (Boyer & Nyce, 2005). Forex services are offers conversion of one fiat currency into fiat another currency. The service ranges from a kiosk exchange to high value payments between business corporations. Investment services institutions offer services to increase the monetary value of assets they…

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    The case in question is Barclays Capital Inc. v. Theflyonthewall.com. Inc. To summarize, Theflyonthewall.com was under fire from Barclays Capital for collecting financial recommendations from financial institutions and publishing them online before the instructions themselves made the information public. The law stated that facts and non-original expression was not protected by copyright law. Because these were just suggestions, not creative expression, they were not eligible. However, it was…

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    Cyber Attacks on Financial Institutions Over the past few years the global financial sectors have become victims to an overwhelming increase in cyber security criminal attacks on financial institutions around the world. Hackers are the single most dangerous enemy facing financial institutions today because of their malicious intent to obtain financial gains or harm the reputation of companies. Last year hackers took aim at JPMorgan Chase and a number of other banks, stealing customer and other…

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    Forty Recommendations made by the Financial Action Task Force on money laundering (FATF). The 4MLD serves the purpose to enhance and strengthen the existing money laundering regulations set out in the Third Directive, whilst highlighting the need for a more unified international approach to Financial Crime, utilising FATF recommendations as their global standards. Whilst the main areas of the Fourth EU Directive remain in…

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    outgoing cash flows. Since RICB borrow funds from the other financial institutions and competes in the same lending market, the unwillingness from the banks to lend to RICB is affecting the funding sources. RICBL also faces problem in Non-repayment of loans by the loan clients affects the cash flow in terms of further lending and a regulatory restriction in terms of issuing different policies, as RICB is a non-banking financial institution. Therefore Finance Department in RICBL helps to…

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