ARCHIVED
World Economic Forum - Davos 2011
Resources
IMF contests complacency over euro
Deputy head of the UN body tells the FT that rhetoric at Davos was overly confident and warns that rescue loans to Greece and Ireland have no guarantee of success
Osborne seeks lending deal with banks
Bid to move discussion from austerity to growth
Stop bashing the bankers, Davos meeting told
Executives set out priorities for growth
Geopolitical worries move up the agenda
Delegates unsure how to respond to Egypt turmoil
Odds are stacking up against Osborne’s capital claims
Relocation threats simmer beneath the surface
Related content and features
Comment and analysis
What’s on the mind of Davos man?
Gideon Rachman on the state of of the WEF 2011
Lonely CEOs flee hostile world for self-help group
As delegates flock to Davos, many question the forum’s rationale, writes Gillian Tett
Davos: finding common ground in a complex world
Davos 2011 will grapple with big issues such as the eurozone crisis, writes Patrick Jenkins
A social network
Gillian Tett runs an eye over Davos’ rules on engagement
Video
Davos blog
Guest bloggers Sir Martin Sorrell, Jasmine Whitbread and Sir Howard Davies are writing from Davos alongside FT writers in Gideon Rachman’s international affairs blog.
- FT podcast: World Weekly with Gideon Rachman
- FT column: A conspiracy of reasonable people
- Millennium Development Goals need more Davos attention
- Davos Day 3
- A Davos Q&A with Lord Paul Boateng
- Davos Day Three – press round-up
- Fish and folly in Cameron’s European project
- The world can stop panicking – for the moment
- Cameron, speeches and hungry promises
- You can lead people to Davos…
Six big ideas for 2011
Saving the euro
Nouriel Roubini outlines the reforms necessary to restore growth in the eurozone’s vulnerable economies
War on the net
Misha Glenny on how the optimism of the early internet age will be the first casualty of a looming cyberwar
Financial reform
Howard Davies on how to realise Gordon Brown’s vision of a settlement between states and markets
Fixing America
Robert Rubin argues that the US must prepare a deficit reduction plan now – to take effect in two to three years
A citizen database
Nandan Nilekani on how India’s unique ID number for every citizen will boost both growth and the welfare state
Beyond the G20
Mark Malloch-Brown on why Davos’s multi-stakeholder forums can fix the problems governments can’t reach
More stories
Cameron calls for change of direction in Europe
Tells Davos summit of need to remove obstacles for growth
Hedge funds rebuke Goldman Sachs regulation call
Industry defends its level of regulations
Bankers braced for lower returns
Fears amid regulatory overhaul widespread in Davos
Sarkozy tells G20 ‘dare to dream’
French leader says group’s power at risk
Experts predict eurozone debt reforms
Warning on early sovereign restructuring
China Investment Corp defends business model
President attacks developed world conservatism
Goldman president warns on bank rules
Cohn says crackdown could cause another crisis
Optimism over ‘three-speed’ recovery
Most big name economists still worry about the impact of higher commodity prices
Global economy fears ease at Davos
Optimism expressed over global economy
Clegg admits to cuts’ chilling effect
Coalition will not drop fiscal plans
TNK-BP investors reassured on Rosneft
Accord signed to see alliance work together beyond Russia
CEOs ‘very confident’ about outlook
Survey of business leaders shows mood approaching level last seen at the peak of credit bubble in 2007
What’s on the agenda at Davos?
From the banking crisis to the economic growth of the emerging markets, leading FT journalists discuss the issues likely to stand out at Davos this year
US public loses faith in business
Bankers’ bonuses help stoke mistrust of companies
Luxury and discretion on the fringes of the WEF
The world’s attention is on Davos, but the nearby ski resort of Klosters sees some more discreet traffic, writes Haig Simonian
Top bankers return to Davos
Event set to see talks on European stability
When in Davos ... or Paris
Vanessa Friedman on the shared sensibilities of the financial and fashion worlds
WEF pessimistic on global risks
Nations ‘in no position to deal with any more big shocks’
Indian builder creates new WEF HQ
Hindustan completes Davos organisers’ base
