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Too safe to fail: Requiring big banks to build cash reserves can prevent future failures
The finance ministers of the Group of 20, meeting in Paris last weekend, signaled their intention to address the issue of too-big-to-fail (TBTF) financial firms at their next meeting. The Paris communique calls for “higher loss absorbency measures” and “levies” on systemically important financial in
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