Allowed commercial banks to compete with investment banks
Elimination of the Glass-Steagall Act's restrictions on mixing commercial and investment banking, enabled the commercial banks to compete with investment banks for the investment bank's traditional work.
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The Global Financial Crisis Â»The Global Financial Crisis
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Long-term causes of the financial crisis? Â»Long-term causes of the financial crisis?
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Unintended consequences of earlier public policy choices Â»Unintended consequences of earlier public policy choices
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Investment banks incentivised to move into riskier activities Â»Investment banks incentivised to move into riskier activities
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How were investment banks incentivised to increase risk? Â»How were investment banks incentivised to increase risk?
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Allowing mixing of commercial and investment banking in 1990s Â»Allowing mixing of commercial and investment banking in 1990s
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Allowed commercial banks to compete with investment banks
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Unintended consequences of earlier public policy choices Â»Unintended consequences of earlier public policy choices
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