Change Has Great Speed
5th April 2010
Since the time the financial crisis had come to the head on the 15th of September, 2008, the whole world has been waiting for some of the financial reforms. The experts have argued while finding a way to limit the systematic kind of risks, that it should be the highest priority. After eighteen months, the financial reforms that were meaningful is not at all closer to the ones that was on 14th of September, 2008, which was one day before when the Lehman Brothers had filed the bankruptcy.
While the wheels of these reforms had been moving much slower than the technological developments or the changes in the practice of the businesses were, this is now getting somewhat silly. Even the beat reporters who make their living by covering the politics are now sick and tired of the lack of the progress going on this is the case with both U.S. and in the Europe. Newer laws would undoubtedly need the financial institutions for changing the way they are doing the business and which would mean changes to the processes as well as to the technology. But even if the legislation is passing in the U.S., it would not be enacted until the year 2011.
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