Monetary policy
Supervision not regulation, says SEB's Hansen
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Rather than rushing to increase regulation and potentially creating compliance costs and regulatory risks, authorities should be getting involved at the ground level to improve supervision, says Lars...
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It is difficult to foresee borrowing costs for Italian, Spanish or other troubled debt falling permanently with "anything other than the ECB being used as a lender of the last resort", says Chris Iggo...
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Jean-Claude Trichet unveils a new covered bond purchase scheme; ECB governing council also agreed to hold interest rates and support Jörg Asmussen for governing council post
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‘US monetary policy is abnormal and deviant’: Steve Hanke profile
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Government adviser of 30 years’ standing; academic; currency and commodity investor; published author: Steve Hanke has a long and varied CV. He talks at length about what he sees as irresponsibility on the part of the US Federal Reserve, and his run-in...
Risk of prolonged rise in inflation spurs rate tightening talk
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In 2011, policymakers worldwide face the twin challenge of maintaining economic growth while containing inflationary pressures. It was a challenge they managed in 2010, but there are already strong signs that in 2011 it will be much, much harder. Bond...
Basel III should aim higher on capital targets, says Bank of England
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Discussion paper published by Bank of England and co-authored by external rate-setter David Miles suggests Basel III common equity requirements are too low
Some peripheral euro countries do not deserve 'developed' status – Bremmer...
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The academic and founder of political risk consultancy talks to Credit about how the clashing political stances of the Eurozone’s member states are hindering chances of an effective recovery.
The Fed's role in the financial crisis: Jerry Tempelman column
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The Fed is loath to admit accommodative monetary policy contributed to the financial crisis.
Neglecting financial stability was Bank’s biggest mistake: FSA’s Sants...
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UK Financial Services Authority chief and future Bank of England deputy Hector Sants says neglect of financial stability was Bank's gravest policy error
Focus on banks’ incentives must continue post-crisis: Bank’s Bean
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Bank of England deputy governor Charles Bean says crisis focus on bank incentives must remain; financial market problems require macroprudential instruments
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