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The Chinese sovereign wealth fund has committed to the US Federal Reserve that its interest in Morgan Stanley will remain a passive investment and that it has committed to not exert controlling influence over the bank
Bank of England deputy governor Charles Bean says crisis focus on bank incentives must remain; financial market problems require macroprudential instruments
CentralBanking.com poll shows more than 66% of readers think monetary authorities cannot be expected to boost growth and protect price stability
Comments released by the European Commission show that European institutions and banking associations disagree over Sepa proposals to seperate end dates
As the European Central Bank winds down its repo facility, there are fears that traditional avenues of securitisation issuance are still not viable.
Increased borrowing reflects fears on country's banking sector.
Spanish banks continue to depend on European Central Bank after stress tests exposed capital shortfalls
Blair Baker talked to Donald Kohn on 9 July about his career at the Federal Reserve, monetary policy, the crisis and the future of financial regulation.
US regulators are hiring more staff in preparation for Dodd-Frank changes
Federal Reserve fails to announce additional quantitative easing but pledges to keep size of purchases at current levels; calls for more easing spurred by weak jobs data
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