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People & Politics | Financial Summit

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People & Politics | Financial Summit

DW (English)

58 Views • Sep 18, 2009

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When the financial crisis drove the world markets to the brink last year,German Chancellor Merkel demanded that no bank ever be allowed to grow so large or so powerful that they could threaten governmental stability.Now at the G-20 summit in Pittsburg world leaders are hoping to make that demand a reality. What steps has the German government taken at home to rein in financial risk-taking? Could banks,managers,and their financial products soon be under a tighter yoke?

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#Deutsche #Welle #Germany #Deutschland #DW-TV #Information #People #Politics #financial #crisis #bank #G-20 #summit #Pittsburg

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