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A 6 page paper answering 5 questions addressing how a German bank might adapt to changes in US policies and the economy. Questions include how the bank should manage new SEC rules of corporate governance and other matters that reduce the bank’s corporate lending opportunities. The paper encourages the bank to increase revenues in other areas during this time while simultaneously reducing costs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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File: CC6_KSbankPolChg.rtf
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of New York hosted a conference in December 2000, outlining the future of corporate governance in terms of then-new regulatory changes at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and
stressing the need for all businesses and particularly banks to increase transparency and accountability. Changes already have taken place within the nations - and worlds - leading auditing firms,
and several banking rules have changed recently. Those involved in the conference sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York praise those changes that already have occurred while
they continue to urge further action. These changes have precipitated the need for policy adjustment at banks in other parts of the world.
Current Events The US and several other nations have been promoting adoption of an international accounting convention based on the US
system of financial reporting for the past several years. Some nations have taken offense at the efforts, referring to the very idea as another example of Western imperialism.
The still-unfolding Enron-Andersen scandal has given opponents all the reasons they are ever likely to need for avoiding the US-based system of financial reporting. That development has originated with
the fact that Enron and Arthur Andersen were able to slide by all the SEC regulations, even as that agency was revamping its reporting requirements and requiring that more than
100 exchange-listed organizations restate their earnings for several periods. Rising Interest Rates At the same
time and shortly after, the European Central Bank has been raising short-term interest rates. This has been in response to rising inflation, but of course it also has had
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