Financial Market Reform

2008 saw the beginning of the greatest Global Financial Crisis since 1929. Since then a plethora of national and transnational agreements have ensured aimed at mitigating he impact of the crisis. However, despite the many political and technical challenges, many have suggested that a global effort is needed.

For related content see:

Global Financial Regulation after the Credit Crisis by Howard Davies

and

Rebalancing the Global Economy by Stephan Collignon