The cutting edge of moral hazard is the collapse of a banking system
Greece has set the new high price of “moral hazard.” Emergency liquidity assistance (ELA) from the European Central Bank now is estimated to exceed €100 billion. It continues to rise. The population of Greece is approximately 11 million people.
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Low interest rates have served their day, now they're causing problems of ...
These days, "moral hazard" might be a better description. The Federal Reserve is likely to raise its benchmark lending rate (for the first time since 2006) this year - possibly next month. It will be the most-telegraphed, most talked-about rate rise in ...
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ECB Adds 'Moral Hazard' to Emergency Liquidity Assistance Rules
The European Central Bank warned that “moral hazard” could be a reason to object to the emergency liquidity assistance it allows lenders to access, just a day after it tightened conditions on the aid for Greece. The Eurosystem's functioning could be ...
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Gold prices likely to trade positive: Sushil Finance
The lack of RMB volatility, and the perceived one-way appreciation of the RMB created moral hazard where corporate chief financial officers were incentivized to profit from having assets in RMB and liabilities in U.S. dollars. As a result the ...
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