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Kaspersky recently won the ‘Most Innovative Cybersecurity Solutions Provider, Global, 2020’ award at the 2020 Global Brand Awards by Global Brands Magazine.
The awards jury selected Kaspersky from a competitive group of entrants for its exceptional commitment to innovation, advanced threat intelligence, quality, branding activities, customer service and global performance.
The cybersecurity company was honored in the Technology Awards category after a thorough evaluation of a wide range of indicators and key achievements. These included: overall performance, presence in the global market, threat intelligence services, cybersecurity training, incident response, security assessment and many more.
“We are very pleased and proud to receive this recognition from the Global Brand Awards. This goes to show that the Kaspersky brand and its services are some of the best on the global market. We consistently put huge efforts into the development of our global brand, produ
Kaspersky recognized as Most Innovative Cybersecurity Solutions Provider of 2020 by Global Brands Magazine
LONDON, Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/
The awards jury selected Kaspersky from a very competitive group of entrants for its exceptional commitment to innovation, advanced threat intelligence, quality, branding activities, customer service and global performance.
The cybersecurity company was honoured in the Technology Awards category after a thorough evaluation of a wide range of indicators and key achievements. These included: overall performance, presence in the global market, threat intelligence services, cybersecurity training, incident response, security assessment and many more. We are very pleased and proud to receive this recognition from the Global Brand Awards. This goes to show that the Kaspersky brand and its services are some of the best on the global market. We consistently put huge efforts into the development of our global brand, products and solutions to mak
Modeling the Legend, or, the Trouble with Diamond and Dybvig: Part II SHARE
[This is the last half of a two-part critique of Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig s highly influential paper purporting to show that fractional reserve banking systems are inherently unstable. Part I can be found here.
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Sauce for the Goose…
Half a century after the fact, the aggregate uncertainty version of the Diamond-Dybvig model appeared at long last to offer solid proof of the inherent instability of ordinary banks, together with an equally solid foundation for government deposit insurance. But no sooner had the inspectors started poking their flashlights around that supposedly solid structure than its serious weaknesses became evident.
Modeling the Legend, or, the Trouble with Diamond and Dybvig: Part I SHARE
Has any theoretical work on banking been more influential than Douglas Diamond and Phillip Dybvig s 1983 JPE article, Bank Runs, Deposit Insurance, and Liquidity ? If so, I can t think of it. With well over 12,000 Google citations and counting, it s certainly among the most cited academic papers in economics, let alone in the sub-discipline of monetary economics.
Nor has that paper s influence been merely academic. Far from it: it is routinely cited by policymakers as supplying a rationale for government intervention in banking, and for explicit national deposit insurance schemes in particular. That the number of countries that adopted such schemes more than quadrupled during the two decades immediately following the article s appearance from just 20 to 87 almost certainly owes something to Diamond and Dybvig s influential publication, which is bound to have informed the thinking of experts at the IM