financial stability
The AI Tightrope: Why UK Lawmakers are Sounding the Alarm on Financial System Risks
UK MPs warn regulators are unprepared for AI’s financial risks. This post explores the dangers, rewards, and what’s next for the global economy.
A Dangerous Déjà Vu? Bank of England’s Plan to Loosen Capital Rules Sparks Fierce Debate
The Bank of England’s plan to ease capital rules for smaller banks is facing fierce internal criticism, sparking a debate on growth vs. financial stability.
The Silent War on the Dollar: Why Legal Attacks on the Fed Threaten Global Financial Stability
Political “lawfare” targeting the Federal Reserve and its chair, Jay Powell, poses a serious threat to the U.S. dollar’s global dominance.
Collision Course: Why the Looming Trump vs. Powell Showdown Could Reshape the Global Economy
A potential clash between Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell threatens the Fed’s independence, risking a seismic shock to the global economy and markets.
Beyond the Brink: Why Fixing Banking Requires More Than Just Stronger Walls
Focusing on bank capital ratios is a distraction. The real problem is the unstable model of money creation, and fintech is exposing its flaws.
The €260 Billion Question: Can Frozen Russian Assets Rebuild Ukraine?
EU and G7 leaders are in tense talks over a plan to use frozen Russian assets as collateral for a massive loan to Ukraine, a move with huge implications.
The Swiss Paradox: Why Real Value Trumps Financial Engineering
Discover the real secret to Swiss economic success. It’s not just banking and low taxes, but a deep-rooted culture of long-term value creation.
Taming the Vigilantes: Why a “Boring” UK Bond Market is Great News for Your Finances
From the chaos of the 2022 mini-budget to today’s calm, discover how the UK tamed the bond vigilantes and what this stability means for your finances.
Clash of Titans: Why Switzerland’s Regulatory War on UBS Could Backfire
Switzerland’s plan to impose harsh new capital rules on UBS post-Credit Suisse could cripple its global competitiveness. A look at the high-stakes dilemma.
Behind Closed Doors: Why the NY Fed’s “Impromptu” Meeting with Wall Street Is a Warning Sign
The NY Fed’s impromptu meeting with Wall Street signals deep concerns about money market stability, a crucial component of the global financial system.
The €300 Billion Dilemma: Why Seizing Russian Assets Could Destabilize the Global Economy
Seizing €300B in Russian assets pits moral urgency against profound risks to the global economy, threatening the Euro and the principles of international finance.
Decoding the Fed’s Next Move: John Williams on Inflation, Rate Cuts, and the Future of the Economy
NY Fed President John Williams reveals the Fed’s cautious stance on rate cuts, the path to 2% inflation, and the resilience of the US economy.