Bankers are willing to make sacrifices for the sake of independence

The global economy rules igry02-02-2009 Bankers are willing to make sacrifices for the independence of more banks refuse public funds, fearing the impact of state policy bank. At least, this trend has developed in the United States. However, allow yourself to be "proud" can only a few. In Russia, however, of such failure and not a speech. The Wall Street Journal released information that more stable U.S. banks abandon the proposed state aid from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). Currently, at least 50 banks, which could rely on public assistance declined from public funds, wrote the authoritative business magazine. Waived become predominantly the most stable small regional banks that, according to the authors of TARP, would become the main recipients of funds and restore normal lending in the country. The main concerns are the banks that the U.S. administration might tighten regulations for those who have taken state support. The administration of new President Barack Obama threatens to impose more severe restrictions on the financial industry.