Executive Summary This paper analyses the factors which led to the economic crisis which faced Indonesia in 1997, which in turn led to Indonesia making major reforms in government as well as in every other sector. It also looks at the major factors that also have to be improved even though major reforms have swept the nation. The policy of decentralisation, although done for the better, has its drawbacks which can hurt Indonesia in the long run. Contents - Executive Summary
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Report on Global Financial Crisis Discussions on psychological factors affecting People’s behaviors in the crisis and their motivations Qiang Sheng 9th May 2011 Financial Risk Management Lecturer: Bernd P. Leudecke Macquarie University Melbourne 4.1 Three areas of applications were reviewed and investigated: 1. The pricing of financial assets; 2. The portfolio choice and trading decisions of investors; 3. The behavior of firm managers; 4.2 A “Bubble” is an episode in which irrational
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motion picture to make a direct assault at the root of the problem, Moore has created space in the political mainstream for a radical conversation (radical meaning “going to the root”). It’s a conversation that is desperately needed as the economic crisis continues to devastate low- and middle-income Americans in spite of President Obama’s and Congress’ efforts to stop the bleeding by throwing trillions of dollars at the banks. Yesterday, Democracy Now! reported that while the Dow Jones topped 10,000
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What caused the financial crisis of 2008 and who is responsible for it? My original intent for this paper was to argue that market failure, particularly in the housing sector, was the primary cause for the crash. Unfortunately my research has lead me in a different direction. According to the discussions we had in class that means I should be arguing from the perspective that the crisis was caused by government intervention then, right? I’m not so sure that’s the case either. Instead I’ll argue
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President’s signature, the [Dodd-Frank Act] will mark the greatest legislative change to financial supervision since the 1930s,” according to Margaret Tahyar, partner and member of the New York Financial Institutions Group (Tahyar). Officially signed by Barack Obama on July 21, 2010, the Dodd-Frank Act gave positive hope for the future for financial markets and institutions, being viewed as the “most comprehensive financial reform since the Glass-Steagall Act” (Amadeo). However, since the implementation
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MARKETS / MODELS / CRISIS … WHO IS THE WINNER? Walid BEHAR Founder of TBS Finance Entrepreneur, Investment Analyst, Accelero Capital a.walidbehar@gmail.com Since the Great Depression*, History has shown us how important it is to understand the rationale behind those 3 key elements that will rule the future of Financial markets. Understanding the synergy and link between them is like trying to know who has been engendered first, the egg or the chicken. Every story has its beginning
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Ravenhill, “Cause and Consequences of the Asian Financial Crisis,” in Gregory W. Noble and John Ravenhill, eds., The Asian Financial Crisis and the Architecture of Global Finance, ed., Cambridge, 2000, pp. 1-35 [pic] Summary: The Asian financial crisis resulted from the sudden flight of large amounts of capital from Asian countries that lacked adequate systems of prudential regulation, and whose foreign exchange rate proved disastrously brittle. The crisis was unique in its unprecedented severity of
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of FinTech: A New Post-Crisis Paradigm? Douglas W. Arner* Jànos Barberis** Ross P. Buckley*** Abstract: “Financial technology” or “FinTech” refers to technology enabled financial solutions. FinTech is often seen today as the new marriage of financial services and information technology. However, the interlinkage of finance and technology has a long history and has evolved over three distinct eras. FinTech 1.0, from 1866 to 1987, was the first period of financial globalization supported
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Rob Parson at Morgan Stanley Performance Evaluation Process Write Up What is your assessment of Rob Parson’s performance? Should he be promoted? You can’t make an omelet without breaking an egg….This seems to be the Rob Parson approach to handling business. While there is certainly no denying that Parson is unparalleled in his ability to deliver results; his overall demeanor and approach to others contradict everything that Morgan Stanley is trying to stand for. Morgan Stanley aims to establish
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causation. We can take the argument deeper and relate the decision making of G.M. to the Garbage Can model proposed by Cohen and March because we also see the problem of fluid participation of G.M.’s decision makers. During the crisis, G.M. appealed to the U.S. Congress for financial aid. And when the Bush administration pumped US$13.4b into G.M. in November 2008, the administration, therefore, became one of G.M.’s biggest stakeholders (or bondholders),
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