ANALYSIS-Transaction taxes, liquidity and patience
LONDON, Sept 8 (Reuters) - The case for a tax on global financial transactions may have been perversely boosted by the relative success of foreign exchange markets through the past three years of world banking turmoil.
As markets in credit, interbank and securities lending malfunctioned and stock markets lurched violently, currency markets, for the most part, appeared to have a "good crisis".
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LONDON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Central bank and regulatory officials agreed tougher new global bank capital rules on Tuesday but will keep investors on tenterhooks until Sunday when formal endorsement is expected.
LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - European Union regulators would be able to ban abusive short selling of shares and naked selling of credit default swaps and sovereign debt for three months or more under a draft EU law seen by Reuters on Wednesday.