The Information Matrix
Richard FieldFinance, economics and a little politics viewed through the Information Matrix
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Silicon Valley Bank and the Unsolved Opacity Problem
In the fall of 2008, an earthquake along the opacity fault line in the global financial system triggered the acute phase of the Great Financial Crisis. Prior to the earthquake, investors Trusted Wall Street’s valuation stories without Verif...
Why has the Information Matrix Fallen on Deaf Ears?
Anyone determined to provide a “new economics” must haul a heavy burden of proof up a steep slope of professional resistance. At the summits of academic prestige, economics presents a Delphic façade of math and marble.
A still higher...
Stablecoins and FDIC Insurance
Once again Wall Street asks the financial regulators to jump and the financial regulators ask “how high”.
In this case, the Presidential Working Group, aka Wall Street, has come out in favor of the idea of the FDIC insuring the value of st...
The Dangers of Central Bank Digital Currencies
In this post, I am going to focus on three of the most significant dangers created by central bank digital currencies (CBDC). I am hopeful over time, readers will add to the list.
First, depending on how the CBDC is set up there is the pot...
Banks in the Era of Central Bank Digital Currencies
As we enter the era of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), the big question is what impact will this have on commercial banks.
It depends.
It depends on how central banks set up their digital currencies. The following chart from the...
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Director Institute for Financial Transparency. Author of Transparency Games: How Bankers Rig the World of Finance.
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