Brussels, 26/04/2010 (Agence Europe) - G20 finance ministers, meeting in Washington at the end of last week, highlighted the importance of “quantitative and macroeconomic impact studies” in assessing the impact on the economy of the reform of financial architecture. At the heart of this reform, they put “stronger capital standards, complemented by clear incentives to mitigate excessive risk-taking”.
The G20 Finance meeting contented itself with asking the International Monetary Fund...