Systems of fixed exchange rates and forward contracts

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Given the U.S. global financial crisis of 2007-2009, do you anticipate any changes to the systems of fixed exchange rates and forward contracts in the near future?

Are the changes you envision strictly procedural or regulatory, or do you believe that some of these changes will intend to provide safeguards against ethical lapses or loopholes?

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