" IMF " : the global economy still faces the risk of bankruptcy of banks

5 years after the collapse of the "Lehman Brothers "

" IMF " : the global economy still faces the risk of bankruptcy of banks
The global economy is still vulnerable to the risk of bankruptcy of one of the globally important financial institutions ( AFP )

Monday, September 30 , 2013 / 23:43

Considered the International Monetary Fund in a report published today , Monday, that the world economy still faces a " risk " bankruptcy of a new giant bank , five years after the collapse of the bank , " Lehman Brothers " in the United States , which dating to the beginning of the global financial crisis in 2008, and its repercussions continue to this now.

Fund emphasized in this report, which was published as a prelude to the outlook for the global economy , that " there are still many large financial institutions whose scope of work includes the whole world is threatened ."

And five years after the bankruptcy of U.S. bank giant "Lehman Brothers ", which was the spark that ignited the crisis , the Fund pointed out that progress on the road to reform the global financial system " not done " yet.

He added , " Therefore, the global economy is still vulnerable to the risk of bankruptcy of one of these important financial institutions globally."

Since the financial crisis in the United States giant banks are subject to annual resistance tests and will soon increase the proportion of its capital in the framework of international banking reform called " Basel 3 " , but it is still a source of concern , including the U.S. central bank .

According to the Fund , any financial shock and wide-ranging influence on the overall economics of the world that currently develops unevenly between the euro area in the ebb and expansion in emerging countries .


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Monday, September 30 , 2013 - 21:25 GMT
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The global economy is still threatened by a banking crisis
 

International Monetary Fund ( IMF )
Considered the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ) in a report published Monday that the world economy still faces a " risk " the bankruptcy of a new giant bank , five years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in the United States .

The fund said in this report , which was published as a prelude to the outlook for the global economy next week, " there are still many large financial institutions whose scope of work includes the whole world."

And five years after the bankruptcy of U.S. bank giant Lehman Brothers , which was the spark that ignited the crisis, the Fund noted that progress on the road to reform the global financial system " unfinished business " after .

He added , " Therefore, the global economy is still vulnerable to the risk of bankruptcy of one of these important financial institutions globally."

Since the financial crisis in the United States giant banks are subject to annual resistance tests and will soon increase the proportion of its capital in the framework of international banking reform called " Basel 3 " . But it is still a source of concern and even the U.S. central bank .

According to the Fund , any financial shock and wide-ranging influence on the overall economics of the world that currently develops unevenly between the euro area in the ebb and expansion in emerging countries .

The report also addressed the impact of economic shocks on the geographical level . According to the Fund , the new tensions in the U.S. banking sector will be " impact elder " in Europe and Asia.

As the return of uncertainty in the euro zone , which has recently emerged from the biggest recession in its history, will first affect the rest of the European countries and Latin America, according to the expectations of the Fund.

He considered that the fund bigger - than - expected slowdown of growth in China, which sees it now constitute " a major concern " , the biggest impact will occur in Asia and Latin America.


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