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- There is little consensus on how to fix the banking system
- Behind the scenes with the inventor of the Ponzi scheme
Dec 12, 2011
Dec 12, 2011
Analysis: The hunt for a common front
Patrick Jenkins, Brooke Masters and Tom Braithwaite find little consensus on how to fix the bank system
Dec 12, 2011
Asia’s banks: ‘The fish always stinks from the head’
The belief that regulation must focus on banks’ head offices can be seen in China’s zeal to enforce the Basel III rules, writes Simon Rabinovitch
Undercover Economist
Dec 12, 2011
Patenting the Ponzi is an extraordinary tale of growth
Tim Harford takes us behind the scenes with a grand schemer
Gillian Tett
Dec 12, 2011
Japan’s interest rate dilemma casts a shadow over the Fed
The Fed’s problem – like Japan a decade ago – is that the economy is ‘bifurcated’
Martin Wolf
Dec 12, 2011
Germany has to make a fateful choice
My fears are coming true – this crisis has done more than demonstrate that the initial design of the eurozone was defective
Dec 12, 2011
Inside business: Banks turn to financial alchemy in search for capital
Tom Braithwaite explores arcane ways to reduce risk
John Kay
Dec 12, 2011
It is madness to follow a martingale betting strategy
Martingales and related strategies are the familiar currency of financial markets
Martin Wolf
Dec 12, 2011
Bob Diamond in an unconvincing defence
Talk is cheap. Action is expensive. But the Barclays chief executive’s inaugural Today Business Lecture was clever talk
John Gapper
Dec 12, 2011
Emperor Corzine and his Goldman clothes
Once upon a time, there was an emperor who had been thrown out of the kingdom of New Jersey and was seeking another place to rule
Martin Wolf
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COMMENT
Dec 6, 2011
Merkozy failed to save the eurozone
Like the Bourbons, leaders seem to have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing
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COMMENT
Aug 14, 2011
Three steps to resolving the eurozone crisis
A European finance ministry that has political as well as financial legitimacy could emerge from a rethinking of the euro, writes George Soros
Dec 13, 2011
Europe’s banks must be forced to recapitalise now
Europe’s already long list of ‘must do’s’ is getting longer and harder by the day, writes Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive and co-chief investment officer of Pimco
Dec 13, 2011
Why Italy’s days in the eurozone may be numbered
Italy may, like other periphery countries, need to exit the monetary union and go back to a national currency, by Nouriel Roubini
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