* Students should think laterally about the concept of cheaper finance costs and whether this is always a positive. Issues with International Monetary Fund goals and increased credit creation due to the lack of reserve requirements are interesting points with the module guide having a useful section on whether the Euromarkets cause inflation and/or foreign exchange fluctuation (see page 32 of the module guide). The use of the Eurocurrency markets for arbitrage, playing the yield curve, liquidity, operationally and lack of regulation are all pertinent points. * Identify real-life practical examples such as banks taking excessive risks (such as credit, market, counterparty, concentration) and investigate and evaluate whether the euromarkets promote this activity and ultimately affect banks performance and systemic risk. This is an excellent opportunity to engage with the wide range of current research within this field of study. Give a case about a specific international bank and cite sources in Harvard style