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The fundamental rules for new regulation

For new regulation to be effective, it must be adaptable to new innovations, strike the balance between simplicity and complexity, and be coherent across sectors and regions, according to Andreas Dombret of the Deutsche Bundesbank.
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The fundamental rules for new regulation

Banks play a vital role in any modern economy and, indeed, in our everyday lives. We simply could not manage without them. Entrepreneurs, bankers and individuals alike: we all benefit from a stable banking and financial system. Financial stability is therefore a public good, not just nationally but also globally.

At the same time, banking can sometimes involve external effects. It does not just affect banks and their business associates; it also has an impact on third parties with no stake in the game. During the financial crisis, those third parties were the taxpayers.

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