In comments made on April
10 prior to the International Monetary Fund’s spring meeting, Managing Director
Christine Lagarde warned the “model of too-big-to-fail (TBTF) [banks] is more
dangerous than ever” and that it “ultimately destabilizes the economy. We
simply cannot have pre-crisis banking in a post-crisis world”
(emphasis added). We agree with the dangers of the TBTF banking model, but
suspect Lagarde’s description of a post-crisis world is a bit premature.
Instead, we would describe today’s world not as “post crisis” but “pending
crisis” in light of the events swirling around the globe. For example….
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