Abstract
This paper considers three significant risks being faced by the international banking system: sovereign debt, credit default swaps, and a protracted economic recovery in advanced economies. Due to increased globalization and the interconnectedness of banks and other financial institutions internationally, these risks are also interrelated. Since these risks are interrelated and impact all banks either directly or indirectly, it is important for international financial institutions to work together to manage them. These three risks are analyzed and recommendations are provided as to how the international banking system might manage them.
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