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Aus seiner gestrigen Rede: Prinzipien zur Wiederherstellung des Vertrauens an den Märkten
The choice we face is not between some oppressive government-run economy or a chaotic and unforgiving capitalism. Rather, strong financial markets require clear rules of the road, not to hinder financial institutions, but to protect consumers and investors, and ultimately to keep those financial institutions strong. Not to stifle, but to advance competition, growth and prosperity. And not just to manage crises, but to prevent crises from happening in the first place, by restoring accountability, transparency and trust in our financial markets.
While eschewing specifics (like the budget, this is a week of "stay tuned"), the seven principles on regulatory reform Obama outlined in remarks this afternoon were:
1. The big financial institutions that can have systemic impact if they fail need strict regulatory oversight.
2. Modernizing and streamlining the regulatory structure to strengthen the markets.
3. Openness and transparency lead to trust in the markets.
4. Strong and uniform supervision for financial products based on actual data rather than abstract bank-created models.
5. Strict accountability for executives.
6. Comprehensive, loophole-free application of regulation.
7. Challenging other countries to adopt similar high regulation standards so their crises don't virally hurt the global economy."
www.fivethirtyeight.com/2009/02/...terglow-obama-lays-out.html
The choice we face is not between some oppressive government-run economy or a chaotic and unforgiving capitalism. Rather, strong financial markets require clear rules of the road, not to hinder financial institutions, but to protect consumers and investors, and ultimately to keep those financial institutions strong. Not to stifle, but to advance competition, growth and prosperity. And not just to manage crises, but to prevent crises from happening in the first place, by restoring accountability, transparency and trust in our financial markets.
While eschewing specifics (like the budget, this is a week of "stay tuned"), the seven principles on regulatory reform Obama outlined in remarks this afternoon were:
1. The big financial institutions that can have systemic impact if they fail need strict regulatory oversight.
2. Modernizing and streamlining the regulatory structure to strengthen the markets.
3. Openness and transparency lead to trust in the markets.
4. Strong and uniform supervision for financial products based on actual data rather than abstract bank-created models.
5. Strict accountability for executives.
6. Comprehensive, loophole-free application of regulation.
7. Challenging other countries to adopt similar high regulation standards so their crises don't virally hurt the global economy."
www.fivethirtyeight.com/2009/02/...terglow-obama-lays-out.html
