New Issue Newsletter on EU Financial Reform

July 22, 2011

The financial costs of resolving the financial crisis that erupted in September 2008 are now taking a heavy toll on the economy, democracy and society of Greece, Ireland, Portugal and many other economies. It is time that decision makers and the financial sector change their old ways of acting and thinking before the crisis gets completely out of hand.

The new issue of the newsletter EU Financial Reform, edited by SOMO and WEED, is online.

You can view and download it as PDF-document at the WEED homepage:

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big Credit Rating Agencies (CRAs)civil society credit default swaps (CDS)disciplining the fiscal policies European Stability Mechanism financial instruments financial markets financial reforms financial transaction tax (FTT)globalisation of finance Greece hedge funds Ireland Italy long term debt burden macroeconomic imbalances New Economic Governance over the counter derivatives (OTC).Portugal rescue package Reversed Qualified Majority Voting mechanism speculative attacks the EU crisis management

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