German carmaker Volkswagen to exit China's Xinjiang, sell factory
German carmaker Volkswagen to exit China's Xinjiang, sell factory
German carmaker Volkswagen to exit China's Xinjiang, sell factory
How Putin’s Russia is weaponising psychiatry against its critics
How Putin’s Russia is weaponising psychiatry against its critics
Taiwanese theaters receive threatening e-mails, including bomb threats, over a documentary critical of China began being screened
China Tightens Rules for Solar Manufacturing to Curb Overcapacity
RT Deutsch - the Kremlin's propaganda outlet in German language - is rewriting German unification for the sake of Russian propaganda
Russian hybrid attacks against the West becoming increasingly brazen, experts say
Russian hybrid attacks against the West becoming increasingly brazen, experts say
China: The coverage of the rape of a 13-year-old girl, a case involving local officials, has drawn the focus to shortcomings in sexual assault protections as well as government corruption
EU proposes sanctions against Chinese firms helping Russia
EU proposes sanctions against Chinese firms helping Russia
EU-Parlamentspräsidentin Metsola drängt Deutschland zur Freigabe von Taurus-Marschflugkörpern für die Ukraine
"Ukraine cannot wait forever:" European Parliament President calls on Germany to provide Taurus missiles to Kyiv
China: Beijing must end punishment of “Blank Paper” protesters who are still detained two years after peaceful protests, rights group says
Russian food prices are soaring — but no one dares blame Putin and the war
Russian food prices are soaring — but no one dares blame Putin and the war
Mass killings leave dozens dead, rattling Chinese society as Chinese authorities are "fixated on their standard social control handbook"
Springer-Konzern: Nutzte Hauptaktionär KKR den Medienkonzern für politische Einflussnahme?
UK: Man admits he carried out an arson attack on a London property linked to Ukraine, taking pay from foreign intelligence in a case prosecutors have linked to Russia
UK: Man admits he carried out an arson attack on a London property linked to Ukraine, taking pay from foreign intelligence in a case prosecutors have linked to Russia
They are not back, they have never been away. And it's not just the hedge funds but also the regulated banks that gamble with such risks (although the former hold much more assets).
There is a good analysis from May 2024. Among others, it says:
The article also deals with possible solutions. One major issue would be to prohibit deposit-taking banks from merging with investment banks, a measure that has been introduced in the U.S. as a response to the Great Depression in the 1930s and was ditched in the 1990s. The U.S. must urgently reintroduce such a law, and Europe and the rest of the world must follow.