Američki FED traži od kongresa da komercijalnim bankama zabrani trgovanje na burzi

Fed Tells Congress To Restrict Banks From Buying Stocks, Commodities

What is The Fed suddenly worried about?

In a somewhat shocking report from The Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen and her motley crew of private bankers are urging Congress to make some significant changes to banking regulation. As Bloomberg highlights:

   Fed urges Congress to repeal section of the Bank Holding Act that allows Wall Street firms to make investments in non-financial companies, report says
   Prohibiting merchant banking would prevent Wall Street from “becoming exposed to the risk of legal liability for the operations of a portfolio company,” Fed says
   Merchant-banking ban would also “help address potential safety and soundness concerns and maintain the basic tenet of separation of banking and commerce,” Fed says
   Fed also advises Congress to restrict bank ownership of physical commodities
   Fed separately advises Congress to force industrial loan companies to operate within the “regulatory and supervisory framework applicable to other corporate owners of insured depository institutions”
   Fed, FDIC and OCC report to Congress on bank practices required under Dodd-Frank Act


Of course, the chances of any of these reccommendations actually being signed into law is nil - especially if Clinton is elected - since Wall Street donors will not take kindly to this 'restriction'.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-08/fed-tells-congress-restrict-banks-buying-stocks-commodities

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ali ako bi izdavale svoje šolde, i izazvale nestašice i sl, unda bi samo one i propale.

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