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Unpacking the 20 most impact financial regulations from the last 20 years

The TRADE

Over the past two decades, several critical financial market regulations have been implemented globally, particularly in response to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis (GFC). The years following 2008’s GFC experienced continued financial regulatory reform.

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Expert Strategies for Surviving a Stock Market Crash

Peak Frameworks

A stock market crash is an event that can have a significant impact on investors and financial markets. A stock market crash is typically triggered by a combination of economic factors and investor psychology. Additionally, high market volatility and increased trading volumes can indicate underlying instability.

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What is a Business Cycle? Expansion, Peak, Contraction, and Trough

Peak Frameworks

During this period, businesses often expand their operations, capital expenditure increases, and markets tend to perform strongly. Such a conducive environment frequently spurs significant investment opportunities and robust financial activity. This phase typically involves increased market volatility and heightened investment risk.

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The Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank: The Start of Great Financial Crisis 2.0?

Mergers and Inquisitions

history and the largest bank to collapse since 2008. Why bank regulations , including those passed after the 2008 financial crisis, failed to prevent this. Yes, it does, and the LCR was created in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis specifically to prevent bank runs. Who deserves the blame.

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What is Natural Law? (Principles, Definition, Applications in Business)

Peak Frameworks

Rooted in philosophy, its significance in guiding ethical and rational financial decisions is undeniable. For example, the 2008 financial crisis can be examined through the lens of Natural Law. Consider the decisions leading up to the Enron scandal, where financial statements were manipulated, betraying shareholders' trust.

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Derivatives: Types of Derivatives, Concepts, and Risks

Peak Frameworks

The advent of derivatives in the 1970s marked a significant milestone in global finance, offering a structured risk management approach and fostering efficient price discovery. These complex instruments enable investors to hedge risks, speculate on future price movements, and exploit arbitrage opportunities.

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Replicating Portfolio

Wall Street Mojo

Though these portfolios consider risks and liabilities, they usually do not account for non-financial risks that companies/stocks may carry—operational, reputational, and strategic. The replicating portfolio concept is widely used in financial markets. Such portfolios enable timely financial reporting.