Originally published Friday, November 20, 2009 at 12:38 PM Senate panel to mull Bernanke nomination on Dec. 3 Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's nomination to a second term will be the subject of a Senate Banking Committee hearing next...

In this article: Ben Bernanke, The Fed, Financial crisis, AIG, Christopher Dodd, Ron Paul, Alan Greenspan, and George W. Bush

...developed economies such as China and India , has the potential to promote "strong, sustainable and balanced growth," Carney said. Carney noted that the Washington, D.C.-based International Monetary Fund had projected that Canada will...

In this article: Mark Carney, China, Canada, Foreign Policy Association, Bank of Canada, International Monetary Fund, G7, U.S., and Ottawa

...it risks further setbacks due to the sharp rise of the Canadian dollar, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday. Carney said the bank's projection last month of 2 percent annualized growth in the third quarter did not...

In this article: Mark Carney, Bank of Canada, Jim Flaherty, Canada, Inflation, International Monetary Fund, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and G7

...in their exchange rates or otherwise the global economy is at risk of a "sub-optimal" recovery and increased trade protectionism, Mark Carney , governor of the Bank of Canada , warned on Thursday in New York. "The negative consequences...

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...recovery is starting, but its strong currency is offsetting many of the improvements reflected in recent data, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday. In the prepared text of a speech he was delivering in New York , Carney...

In this article: Mark Carney, Bank of Canada, Inflation, International Monetary Fund, New York, and Canada

Following is the full text of a speech given by Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney in New York on Thursday: The Evolution of the International Monetary System In response to the worst financial crisis since the 1930s, policy-makers around...

In this article: Mark Carney, Bank of Canada, China, United States, St. Andrews, New York, and Scotland

...investment bank Lazard has appointed Ken Jacobs to the role of chairman and chief executive, the post held by legendary dealmaker Bruce Wasserstein until his death last month. By James Quinn US Business Editor Published: 7:07PM GMT 17 Nov...

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Speaking at an awards ceremony, he said he fully backed comments by U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Monday, where he said the Fed was attentive to changes in the value of the dollar. "We are fully aligned in this...

In this article: Jean-Claude Trichet, The Fed, Ben Bernanke, and United States

The dollar surged higher Tuesday after European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet seconded Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's support for a strong buck. But analysts said it was likely just a blip in the greenback's...

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...mode before removing the stimulus of low interest rates. But this was precisely the error that Alan Greenspan made this decade when he cut US rates to 1 per cent following the collapse of the dotcom bubble and left them at the same level...

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She rejected the concept of the Federal Reserve as the main financial regulator, something even Ben Bernanke is now rejecting. But, she disagreed with Dimon. Instead she felt that the financial system had veered excessively into derivatives...

In this article: Jamie Dimon, Jpmorgan Chase, BAC, Beneficiary, Derivative, FDIC, and Ben Bernanke

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JPMorgan 's Dimon says end "too big to fail" JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called the idea that any bank is too big to fail "ethically bankrupt" and said regulators should have the power to wind down even the largest...

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...their monetary and currency policies carefully to avoid unleashing a wave of potentially destabilizing inflation , World Bank President Robert Zoellick said Friday. The U.S. and European economies, which are barely starting to recover from the...

In this article: Robert Zoellick, Inflation, World Bank, Federal Reserve, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Singapore, U.S., China, Asia, and Beijing

...director s GBP1.7million purchase of an extra 200 shares significantly, 100 of them from chairman Peter Hill-Wood at GBP8,500 apiece takes him to the brink of the 29.99 per cent mark which would require him to make a bid for the remaining...

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...about when to start boosting rates to head off inflation. A shift to higher borrowing costs is probably months away, but Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and his colleagues likely will privately debate how best to signal a change in stance to...

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...prevent a deep recession - triggered by errant financial markets - from becoming a full-blown Depression. Everyone from Barack Obama to Mervyn King , governor of the Bank of England , to French President Nicolas Sarkozy regards the rapid...

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...Reserve's approach. Bank of America chief executive Kenneth D. Lewis told the company 's board that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told him "that Geithner and, in addition, Larry Summers , were both on board with the transaction,"...

In this article: Bank of America, Ken Lewis, Timothy F. Geithner, Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, Merrill Lynch, Larry Summers, White House, and Barack Obama