Notes

- A decade on from the 2008 global financial crisis, policymakers constantly assure us that the system is much safer today. The giant banks at the core of the meltdown have scaled back their risky bets, and everyone – investors, consumers, and central bankers – is still on high alert. Regulators have worked hard to ensure greater transparency and accountability in the banking industry. But are we really all that safe?

- Global finance refers to the financial system consisting of regulators and various financial institutions that conduct their business on an international level. As a result of this definition, global finance does not constitute any financial businesses or regulators that act on a national or regional level.


WE HAVE CHOOSEN TO TACKLE THE 'GLOBLE FINANCIAL CRISIS' BECAUSE IT COULD CHANGE OUR FUTUER LIVES FOREVER. AFTER DOING SOME RESEARCH WE FOUND OUT THAT POLICYMAKERS ARE CONSTANTLY TRYING TO REASSURE US THAT THE SYSTEM IS MUCH SAFER TODAY, BUT IS IT? INVESTORS, CONSUMERS AND CENTRAL BANKERS AND MANY OTHERS ARE STILL ON HIGH ALEART THE GIANT BANKS OF THE WORLD HAVE SCALED BACK THERE RISKY BELTS BUT THEY ARE ALSO ON HIGH ALEART. REGULATORS HAVE WORKED EXTREMELY HARD TO ENSURE GREATER TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY .BUT ARE WE REALY THAT SAFE.