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<> Re: From investment banks to “traditional banks”

A good move .It should have taken this step much earlier,now it is too late.Anyway better late than never,fed reserve ko kuch to sadbuddhi ayi
sujoy

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Chirag Jain <chirag@myfinancetimes.com> wrote:

WSJ reports:

The Federal Reserve said it had approved the transformation of both Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs from investment banks to traditional bank holding companies, a step that would place the last two Wall Street titans under the close supervision of national bank regulators, subjecting them to new capital requirements and additional oversight.

What does this mean?

In short, this heralds a new time in Wall Street where the central bank will exercise control over wall street titans like Goldman Sachs and others, a shift from privatization to disguised socialism. Now the two securities firms will have to provide increased information regarding the managing of their funding, balance sheet and business models.

Becoming traditional banks, the 2, also have increased access to direct loans from the central bank (Fed). Such a move may be considered good by those who are apprehensive of the global meltdown. This will increase the security of the banking system as a whole, and is expected to prevent further losses.

The Federal Reserve defines such a step was made to "provide increased liquidity to these firms as they transition to managing their funding within a bank holding company structure."

What are your comments and suggestions for the same? Do post your smart opinions too….

-Chirag Jain

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