本帖最后由 大傻_ 于 2011-7-20 22:03 编辑
FED的数据显示，现在BANK手上HOLD了1.5万亿的CASH，大约占资产的15%， 7% requirement 就已经相当严厉了。。。这也是当时我提出CASH BUBBLE的一个主要依据。
斯皮近期能否到达1410+，就靠这个FINANCIAL了。
Bernanke Says Rules for Financial Giants Coming Soon
Published: Wednesday, 20 Jul 2011 | 7:46 PM ET Text Size By: Reuters
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U.S. regulators will soon lay out rules governing financial firms so large their collapse could rattle global markets, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said.
Dennis Cook / AP
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2007, before the Senate Banking Committee hearing on monetary policy. (AP Photo/Dennis Cook)
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Bernanke, in testimony prepared for a Thursday Senate Banking Committee hearing, also said regulators are looking into potential gaps in last year's Dodd-Frank financial oversight law, including the oversight of money market mutual funds and the tri-party repo system.
"The U.S. agencies are also working together to address structural weaknesses in areas not specifically addressed by the Dodd-Frank Act," Bernanke said.
The Fed chief is due to appear on a panel with other regulators at a hearing marking the one-year anniversary of the reform laws put in place after one of the most severe financial panics in U.S. history.
The effects of the crisis continue to affect the financial system around the world, the Fed chairman said.
"Nearly three years later, the recovery from the crisis in the United States and in many other countries remains far from complete," he said.
The reforms have stirred controversy among business leaders and many Republican lawmakers, who say the rules have overreached and had a chilling effect on business and job creation.
Bernanke said this summer the Fed will propose rules on tightened oversight of systemically important financial institutions, or SIFIs. Those rules are expected to include stricter capital and leverage requirements.
He also said regulators plan to finalize a rule on the "living wills" that SIFIs will have to submit to the government.
The living wills are blueprints for how the government can quickly and orderly dismantle a failing systemic firm.
Efforts among the Fed and other agencies to align domestic and international regulations are going well, Bernanke said.
The Fed is on track to put international bank safety standards known as Basel III into effect on schedule, he said. |
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