My name is frank mora, the director of the kimberly green Latin American Caribbean Center here at Florida International university. We are, for our friends in cspan, we are here located at the biscayne bay campus of Florida International university here in miami. We have another campus in west dade. The center that i direct is one of the institutes and programs or centers at the steven j. Green school of public and international affairs, again at Florida International university. Were just absolutely delighted to be hosting or cohosting this event. I want to thank our dean here, the dean of the Chaplin School of hospitality and tourism management, mike hampton. Thank you, dean, for supporting this. And this is a great event to have here on your campus, right . Also i want to thank another cohost, the Cuban Research institute. The director is here with us today and will be joining the panel in a second. A little bit about why were here and how we got here. Last year, the Brookings Insti
And the expectations. And we have a chance to connect within with him this morning and there you see on the left dr. Okendo. Our friend calvin hugh, well, they are all our friends. Gentlemen, good morning, great to see you there. Good morning. Beunous dias from havana michael and glenna. We are here right now but we understand there is some breaking news off the top we want to tell you about. Weve been really in touch with the dissidents here on the island. I just got off the phone with burta solare who tells me she was on her way to every sunday march happening and we were told by one of our photographers who is in that area that at least one journalist was arrested. At this point were not sure. We do know that he was an uncredentialed journalist, so everybody here, if you are a press you carry one of these around. So it could have been that that person may not have been carrying this around. Thissives go you sort of access but at this point, one uncredentialed journalist arrested. Ty
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Unless we go through old rulemaking process but theres a good reason for us to participate these international forms. Financial markets are global. If we take actions to stiffen supervision and regulation states and other Major Financial Centers that packets to get similar ways we just see activity out of our borders to other parts of the consistent systems so we do want to buy discussions that lead all countries to work harmoniously together to try to raise standards and maintain a level Playing Field which explains why we participate. And i think we play a lead role organization. But you dont need to accept that recommendation verbatim, do you . We do not. And often we put in place separate standards. Thank you. The wall street journal recently reported the Federal Reserve surcharge of the largest banks is hurting us banks because it is not on par with what form regulators are applying to foreign banks and indicated the fed proposal is going beyond an international standard, roughly