Compare the capital and reserve requirements

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1. From a Central Bankers perspective, briefly outline the concerns posed by cryptocurrencies to the financial system in your selected country.

2. What are some of the common features of the 2007-2009 stock market crash and previous market crashes, for example, Japan's in the 1990s or the internet bubble around the turn of the millennium?

3. Compare the capital and reserve requirements for life insurance and property-casualty insurance companies.

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