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Topic CITY <http://www.mediapoint.press.net/business/search.jsp?topic=CITY &newerThan=1> 
Published 24 Jan 2010 - 12:22 
By Holly Williams, Press Association City Staff 
Page 1: 12:22 
HOUSE OVERSIGHT 030487 
Chancellor Alistair Darling has sent out a warning shot to America not to go it alone with bank sector reforms, it was reported today. 
In an interview with The Sunday Times, Mr Darling cautioned that President Barack Obama's war on Wall Street announced last week 
could harm international co-ordination. 
He called for unity among the G20 nations and also said the moves to curb banks would not have prevented the fmancial crisis. 
"If everyone does their own thing it will achieve absolutely nothing," said Mr Darling. 
He added: "The banks are global - they are quite capable of organising themselves in such a way that if the regime is difficult in one 
country, they will go to another one and that doesn't do anyone any good." 
The US president sent shockwaves through the banking sector on both sides of the Atlantic with last week's announcement of proposals to 
limit the activities of banks. 
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