Dan Seitz

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The EU current account surplus with the United States was modest compared with that of China. With the world as a whole, Europe’s current account was in modest deficit. The Europeans did not peg their currencies against the dollar. There was no agency in Brussels accumulating foreign assets as part of a currency stabilization effort, no German sovereign wealth funds. So how did European banks end up owning such a large slice of American mortgage debt?
Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World
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