Therefore, it would be desirable to have regulations that would provide incentives to alleviate this maturity mismatch, thereby preventing crisis. One possible solution would be to link the maturity mismatch between assets and liabilities with the capital requirement. For example, a bank raising funds from longer-term deposits would have a lower capital requirement than one raising funds in the overnight money market.
Although emerging economies did not face pressure for balance-sheet adjustments, given the decrease in global demand they nevertheless implemented large-scale economic stimulus measures. In addition, monetary easing in advanced economies has stimulated capital inflows to emerging economies, boosting economic activity there.