The strength of Australia’s banks, especially the big four, is better than first seems, judging by comments in the International Monetary Fund’s latest report on the Australian economy. Buried in the Fund’s latest report is a big vote of confidence in the health and stability [...]
...DEMOCRACTIC DEFICIT IN AN INDEPENDENT CENTRAL BANK: THE QUEST TO BALANCE THE SCALES By Leonard Nkole Kalinde* 1.0. INTRODUCTION Central banking is of cardinal importance in any country because of the legal right normally granted to central banks to create money. This money can [...]
...Massive reduction and liquid problems of credit raiting in banks (for the first time in (Northern Rock) in April and May 2007 and since 2005, the range of problems such as the results of slump in real estate, influence on devaluation bank assets and manifestation of bankruptive [...]
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