The other measures that banks should take to improve efficiency and diversify sources of revenue – and which include offering a broader and better defined selection of asset management services – cannot be governed by opportunistic considerations or shaped by the temptation to exploit privileged positions.
Likewise, while the stock market crash of 1929 was destabilizing, most analysts attribute the Great Depression to ensuing failures of policy. And certainly the crash of October 1987 left little lasting imprint on the American economy.