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| By: Sha - at January 10, 2013 |
The Recent 2007 Financial Crisis of the World
 Arguably the worst global financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 30's occurred in 2007.
The crash in 2007 is now being dubbed as the worst global financial crisis
because it effected all parts of the world to varying degrees. The crisis resulted
in the bailout of many reputed banks by national governments across the globe. The world's major financial institutions and stock exchanges suffered terribly
due to the crisis.
Consumer's confidence fell sharply and many banks found it hard to regain
customer's confidence. The U.S. economy relies on consumer confidence for
currency rates and loan calculations. The USA and EU were worst-hit by the
crisis. Many world leaders advocated for changing existing policies and
including more integrated policies to prevent further crisis in the future. The
crisis however, helped many countries to look into the core problems of
governmental financial policies. One of the main causes of the crisis was that
banks were lending too many unsecured loans to the public. As the
financial institutions continued to fail to recover debts from its borrowers, it
soon worsened the situation that triggered a world-wide panic.
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should be more mutual understanding between lenders and borrowers. Also
better coordination between central banks and the retail financial
institutions. The national governments should be more actively
involved in decision making policies when it comes to looking after the
interests of the public and national interests in general.
The world is recovering steadily from the financial crisis and many financial
institutions have realized how they should manage their finances. Inter-exchange
of funds and cooperation among international merchant banks needs done by
coordinating appropriately and abiding by national banking regulations. By using a global approach to making the financial system more stable, a
repeat of the 2007 financial crisis will be unlikely. Hopefully the
near-collapse of banks serves as a lesson to banks and consumers.
Hopefully safeguards have been put into place making it highly unlikely a
similar collapse will occur.
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The Recent 2007 Financial Crisis of the World
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