If there are complementarities between economies in these cases, for example in terms of resource needs and savings and investment patterns, and if we can take advantage of them, the impact of demographics could be mitigated at the global level. Looking at the impact of aging on individual economies, firms are beginning to respond to this reality.
Examples of such issues of common concern, in addition to what has already been raised, include issues such as localisation (where banking groups are of the opinion that they require at least 75% of the voting rights and therefore shareholding, in order to effect a special resolution decision) and capital protection (where banking groups may also be concerned about future restrictions on the movement of capital within the group, including the impact of currency fluctuations).