"financial actors" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to individuals or organizations that play a role in the financial system, such as investors, bankers, regulators, and policymakers. Example: "The global financial crisis of 2008 was caused by the risky behavior of financial actors, such as investment banks and hedge funds."
Although the initial evidence shows that there are still clear limits to the penetration of financial logics into land use planning, continuing regulatory rollout and the increasing activism of foreign investors suggest the instrument's open-ended trajectory, with a potentially more significant role for financial actors in constituting urban financialization through CEPACs.
Financialization! "Financialization means the increasing role of financial motives, financial markets, financial actors and financial institutions in the operation of the domestic and international economies".
Before the meltdown, market fundamentalists and Wall Street bankers argued that our financial actors could police themselves, that their self-interest in remaining financially viable would create sufficient incentive to avoid failure -- far exceeding the ability of regulators to limit excessive risk by rulemaking.
Macroeconomic stabilisation is consistent with healthy volatility; real shocks can be perfectly good at trimming back over-aggressive financial actors.
They recognized the need to improve the supervision and regulation of all financial actors, in particular their accountability".
David Plouffe, Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign manager, told reporters in Washington that such groups "are becoming the central financial actors in the 2010 election".
WHEN Michel Barnier, a former French foreign minister, became European commissioner for the single market two years ago, he pledged that "every financial actor, financial market, financial activity and product" would be properly regulated so that taxpayers never again pay for speculators.
The fact that financial market actors have now started to move their investments away from fossil energy is an expression of the same logic.
A broad array of stakeholders are engaged to support the program post transition through enhanced program accountability and additional financial support Actors in charge of transition signal that they are serious about it and will not be derailed by poor preparation.
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