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Published October 11, 2010

Learning from Asian policy co-ordination

Malcolm Knight, former GM of the Bank for International Settlements laid out the roadmap for managing macro level risks.

Date: October 11, 2010
Author: Arush Chopra
Categories: Capital & Strategic Issues, Retail Banking, Retail Brokerage, Risk and Regulation, Singapore
Keywords: Malcom Knight, Bank for International Settlements, G20, Deutsche Bank, Monetary Policy, Capital Flows

A quarter of the members of the G20 group of nations, entrusted with the task of formulating rules for the global financial system in the aftermath of the worst economic and financial crisis in the past 80 years, come from Asia. These nations, including powerhouse economies such as Japan, China an...

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