In an environment in which public perceptions emerge slowly, I believe that it is important to maintain a steady flow of accurate information to the public domain. As the public gradually awakens to this topic, a stream of balanced, factually-accurate and timely information can potentially counter the more sensationalist coverage that is surely going to emerge.
Therefore, an extended monitoring should also have a close eye on the significant structural changes of the financial markets and systems, which build the most important base for different response patterns to financial crises across time and countries.