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INTERVIEW

US Economic Slowdown - Implications -- Ben Bernanke (before the Senate Banking Committee)

Here, Professor Charles Wyplosz expresses his valuable opinion about the implications of the US economic slowdown.

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SPEECH

Financial Market Excesses and Corrections : A Central Banker's Perspective -- Lucas Papademos

© Speech by Mr Lucas Papademos, Vice-President of the European Central Bank, at the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy, jointly organized by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Center for German and European Studies at Georgetown University, the Centre for Financial Studies at Frankfurt University and the European Central Bank, Frankfurt am Main, June 26, 2008.

COVER STORY

Tectonic Basel II Shift : Implications for the Indian Banking System -- Manoranjan Sharma

The Indian banking system has made considerable progress towards successful implementiaton of the Basel II framework for capital adequacy. Taking into consideration the state of preparedness of the banking system, however, it has been decided to provide tectonic shift in banks to put in place more appropriate effective risk management practices so as to ensure full compliance with Basel II framework.

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RISK

Risk Management Systems : A Key Imperative for Indian Mutual Funds -- Krishnan Sitaraman

This year risk management by mutual funds has posted interesting as well as worrying results in the stock markets. Nearly, half of the investors investing in mutual funds are not properly managing or even controlling the risk. Effective and sound risk management practices do not exist. This article seeks to look at the key areas of risk management for mutual funds and the need for an effective medium for mutual funds in measuring and controlling risk. It also looks at some of the high profile fund failures which have taken place globally due to inadequate risk management practices.

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RISK

Single Platform : Two Risks -- V Shunmugam and Niteen Jain

Fluctuations in currency prices are one of the important sources of risk that may impact the exporters as well as the importers. With growing investor interest in commodity derivatives as well as increasing focus on commodities prices and forex prices due to changes triggered by currency fluctuations, MCX has adopted a single trading platform where effective leverage risk takes place in both these markets.

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RISK

AStudy on Future Potential of Commodity Market in India with Special Reference to Rajasthan -- Sumeet Gupta

Commodity market has been developed as a most vibrant market in India with the introduction of liberalization, privatization and globalization. Further, with the removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers and the functioning of the Forward Market Commission, this market has become more transparent. This article throws some light on the evolution of the commodity market and its future especially in Rajasthan. This study is based upon the findings regarding the brokers' awareness level and their perception regarding commodity market and its trading mechanism.

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TREASURY

Iceland Feels the Heat -- Swaha Shome

Iceland, one of the most peaceful European economies, faced a financial crisis in the last few months. The causes were identified as unsustainable debt. Despite strong fundamentals, the currency depreciated sharply against the euro and dollar, and the central bank had to take strong regulatory measures to control inflation. The financial liberalization of Iceland in the past few years allowed foreign capital to flow into the economy. While this by itself was not a problem, the erosion of investor confidence following the subprime debacle in the US, and the deliberate maligning by the hedge funds caused the economy to face a financial whirlwind difficult to manage. This article explains the causes of this unlikely crisis providing an outlook for the country.

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TREASURY

Money Illusion : Does It Really Matter? -- Ritu Sinha

Money plays many roles in our lives. Money illusion comes into picture when the real value of money is declining. It refers to the phenomenon where people get confused between real and nominal worth of money. This article throws light on why people often pay more attention to price tags than to real value of money. Money illusion is responsible for many potential `anomalies' in human decision-making and can also influence people's perceptions of outcomes. This article further tries to establish a relationship between money illusion and psychological judgments and decision biases. It also analyzes the effect of money illusion on reality markets.

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TREASURY

Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae Crisis Amidst Us Mortgage Crisis : No Solace Yet! -- Ravikant

The US subprime mortgage crisis is likely to continue cascading into the markets and keep on pushing the economy downscale. Now, much of the effect is passed on to the quasi government-sponsored mortgage companies namely Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae which are facing the crisis. This article discusses the reasons behind the crisis.

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FOREX

Standard & Poor's Indian Rupee Index : Global Recognition of Indian Economy -- Mandeep Bhatia

The significance of developing countries like India and China cannot be undervalued in today's global financial market. Slowly but consistently the global players of financial market are recognizing this fact. The launching of Indian rupee index and Chinese renminbi index by Standard & Poor's (the world's foremost provider of financial market intelligence) on March 3, 2008 into the series of its globally-traded indices strengthens the fact. This article throws light on factual details of S&P's Indian rupee index, reasons behind its launch and its effect on the Indian economy.

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