Geithner: ‘Very Good Chance’ of Deficit Deal This Summer
By Damian Paletta, WSJ.com
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Monday in Atlanta that policy makers have a “very good chance” of getting a deficit-reduction deal this summer, though he offered few new clues about how the White House and congressional Republicans might broker such a deal.
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Diamond exits fight for Fed board seat The Fed
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch
Peter Diamond, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, has announced that he will request that the White House withdraw his nomination to serve on the Federal Reserve board of governors.
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Juncker and Rehn on Greece, sovereign debt crisis
FT.com
Errors in data force delay in EU bank stress tests; Northern Rock to be sold alongside Lloyds branches; And as an EU law is being drawn up to impose the new Basel III requirements, we look at how European banks are preparing to accommodate the new rules.
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn Pleads Not Guilty
By JOHN ELIGON, The New York Times
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund, pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges that he sexually assaulted a hotel housekeeper.
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ECB expected to signal July rate increase
By Sakari Suoninen, Reuters
The European Central Bank is likely to signal a July interest rate rise on Thursday while continuing to provide banks with unlimited amounts of cash to help weaker lenders hit by the euro zone debt crisis.
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Lax oversight of economic policies led to EU crisis: Trichet
Bertrand Marotte, The Globe And Mail
The economic crisis in Europe is not a crisis of the euro currency or of the monetary union, says the president of the European Central Bank.
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Remarks by Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner to the International Monetary Conference
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Cameron’s U.K. Budget Cuts ‘Essential’: IMF
By Svenja O’Donnell, Bloomberg
U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron’s government should stick to its deficit-cutting plan as the current economic weakness is “temporary,” the International Monetary Fund said.
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Volcker Named to Panel to Advise on Too-Big-to-Fail
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker and former Citigroup Inc. co-chairman John Reed have been named to a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. panel that will help the agency map strategy for unwinding too-big-to-fail financial firms when they collapse.
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The fallacy of financial regulation: neglect of the shadow banking system
By Michael Pomerleano, Financial Times
The message of this article is straightforward. In response to the crisis, the reforms in financial regulation address threats to the banking system by increasing capital and providing for liquidity in the banking system. This article argues that the measures miss the point of the recent crisis. The liquidity crisis in the shadow banking system was a major source of financial and economic instability.
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Röller to be Merkel’s new economic advisor
By Gerrit Wiesmann in Berlin, Financial Times
The economist Lars-Hendrik Röller will be been named as the German government’s chief economic adviser after the departure of Jens Weidmann to become Germany’s top central banker at the Deutsche Bundesbank, the Financial Times has learnt.
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Total ICAP Electronic Broking Volumes for BrokerTec and EBS Platforms Increases 10%
Press Release
London, 6 June 2011 – ICAP, the world’s premier interdealer broker, announced today that total electronic broking volumes for the month of May on the BrokerTec and EBS platforms reached US$901.5billion, an increase of 10% month on month and a decrease of 1% year on year.
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BIS-Banks may need more cash to clear derivatives
Reuters UK Focus via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
The world's top 14 derivativesdealers may need extra cash to handle a surge in transactionclearing, especially in choppy markets, the Bank forInternational Settlements (BIS) ...
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The Management Of The Banking Sector And The Economy: What Have We Learned About Financial Markets And Regulations?
Press Release
Speech By José Manuel González-Páramo, Member Of The Executive Board Of The ECB, XXVII Reunión Círculo De Economía, Sitges, 3 June 2011
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Groupon banker leaving Chicago for Hong Kong
Crain's Chicago Business
Morgan Stanley's lead investment banker in Chicago, Bill Strong, who just shepherded Groupon Inc.'s filing for an initial public offering, is leaving the city this month to take a job as co-CEO of the company's Asia-Pacific region.
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Ex-Citi Buyout Banker Heads to Terra Firma
By PETER LATTMAN, NY Times
Kamal Tabet, formerly one of Citigroup’s highest-ranking bankers to private equity firms, has joined Terra Firma as its head of investor relations, according to people briefed on the matter.
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What will be Barclays´ role in Spain?
Sharecast Finance News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
Since last week's meeting between Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond and Spain's president Zapatero, the market has been speculating that the bank could be interested in buying a smaller Spanish ...
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