Sixth, rising government debt ratios will eventually lead to increases in real interest rates that may crowd out private spending and even lead to sovereign refinancing risk.

Good luck in reinventing finance.

European authorities rejected my plan in favor of the LTRO.

Moreover, not forbidding indirect purchases should be seen primarily as a means of permitting banks that buy government bonds to pledge them as collateral for refinancing operations, while bearing the full investment risk.

Indeed, Deutsche Bank has already stopped participating in refinancing operations.

It was essential that the funding modalities for operational activities for development should be reviewed.

The restructuring of economies away from finance will necessarily take some time.

The G 20 recognized in 2008 that unfettered finance can generate costly crises thus, it decided to re regulate finance.

Good luck in reinventing finance.

They must also ensure that additional official financing and debt relief will not distort incentives or create moral hazard.

Then, once the financial system has been stabilized, a combination of debt restructuring and recapitalization is required.

The ESM should be sufficient to deal with the refinancing needs of Greece, Ireland, and Portugal.

Venture capital, which is willing to accept higher risks and does not require collateral from borrowers, may be especially suitable in providing finance for small innovative firms in developing countries.

But reliance on cheap central bank (re)financing does not represent a viable business model.

The funding gap is beyond what existing international financial institutions can meet and the advanced countries malaise means that significant recapitalization is not in the cards.

The G 20, however, has largely focused on re regulating domestic finance, whereas cross border finance has been left entirely off its agenda, as if it required no regulation and indeed as if it were not part of global finance.

First, modern finance is simply too politically powerful for legislatures or regulators to restrain its ability to create systemic macroeconomic risk.

Opponents of central bank intervention are right about one thing monetary financing carries serious risks.

Most reforms that would guard against macroeconomic risk would also limit the ability of finance to persuade people to commit to long term risky investments, and hence further lower the supply of finance willing to assume such undertakings.

The EIB can only provide large banks with funding to lend to local SMEs. But the ECB is essentially already doing this with its three year LTRO loans.

As governments try to avoid outright nationalization of banks, they will find themselves being forced to carry out second and third recapitalizations.

Greek banks would need to be recapitalized, but then they could make new loans again.

None of this means that banks should be granted a regulatory holiday and forget the need to recapitalize.

International financing institutions could increase overall resource commitments to water and sanitation, as well as reorient their portfolios, making use of dedicated financing initiatives for greater investment in rural and smaller settlements.

That is why it is so crucially important to ensure funds for the rehabilitation and reintegration phase of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) processes.

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It could agree to swift bank recapitalization, a banking license for the European Stability Mechanism, and a more expansionary ECB policy.

With much fanfare, the IMF recently embraced a new institutional view that seemingly endorses re regulating global finance.

The Bundesbank has stated that it will no longer accept bank securities as collateral from banks that have undergone a government recapitalization.

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The pace of recapitalization needs to be stepped up, and the new round of stress tests for European banks will mark a clear line in the sand.

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The European Financial Stability Facility European Stability Mechanism (EFSF ESM) should carry out the necessary recapitalization of the Greek banks via direct capital injections.

Faced with credit losses, a central bank can either dig its way out through inflation or await recapitalization by taxpayers.