“So far-reaching and significant may be the decisions to come around capital requirements, funding liquidity and reserving that policymakers should not be precipitate in making those. Indeed I would advise that no such decisions should be taken now. There is no need”
John Varley, chief executive of Barclays, warns that regulators should think carefully before imposing stringent new laws on the banking system
(see Barclays: The bank that lived)
“Chairman Bernanke and the Fed have done a great job.
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