-- The existing and possible roles for the United Nations to provide a forum for addressing additional financial and real estate issues and advising countries on the matter, including existing good practices; -- The need for targeted responses that governments could develop to limit the damage of the current financial crisis and re-establish a healthy real estate market, including the development of post-crisis policy guidelines for both the real estate and financial sectors that will promote stability and sustainability; -- The characteristics that a new real estate market and credit system should have, including collaborative standard setting for increased informational transparency, limitations on the use of complex financial tools, better capital risk allocation models, and policies and actions to sustain investors' confidence and increase citizens' trust."Because ours is an international firm, we are aware of how the current financial turmoil is affecting global real estate markets," said Sheldon F. Good, Chairman Emeritus, Sheldon Good & Company; Past World President of FIABCI and United Nations (NGO) Delegate since 2006. "When the UN decided to work towards alleviating the crisis, we offered our help. And, with the support of FIABCI, we are very confident that this program will produce lasting results," he continued.
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