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| | | ... regulatory overhaul issue in America that the IMF wants extended to the rest of the world. According to the Wall Street Journal, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said that "there was broad agreement on the need for consensus and coordination ... |
| | | | ... Fund (IMF) is proposing a commandment of its own. "Thou shall pay tithe to a general fund." According to the Wall Street Journal, the IMF "advised Group-of-20 nations to tax balance sheets, profits and compensation of financial institutions to reduce ... |
| | | | ... will succeed in refinancing itself through ways that we are exploring at the moment." And according to the Wall Street Journal, an official close to the French government stated that, " We are ready to help Greece and to consider all appropriate measures ... |
| | | | ... $5 billion-plus real estate portfolio to lessen its exposure to embattled property markets. According to a Wall Street Journal report, the fund is looking to deploy its cash outside of property and is willing to sell any part of its real estate assets. ... |
| | | | ... gold bullions, bars, ingots and coins, warehouses and vaults are overloaded and running out of space. The Wall Street Journal reports that HSBC - owner of one of the biggest vaults in the US - are sending retail investors away to make room for its institutional ... |
| | | | ... Shame, shame, shame. You've gone back to your old ways, haven't you? No use denying, we have an eyewitness. The Wall Street Journal reports that Moody's continue to issue inflated ratings. Mr. Eric Kolchinky, a former ratings analyst for the company ... |
| | | | ... signs of stabilisation." I won't bore you with the details of Bernanke's exit strategy (it is available in The Wall Street Journal's op-ed section - all 1,266 words and 20 paragraphs of it). The main thing to note is that the US Federal Reserve has a ... |
| | | | ... expand to monitoring the whole financial system rather than just banking and monetary policy, reports the Asian Wall Street Journal. In the Council's sights will be financial conglomerates whose "combination of size, leverage, and interconnectedness ... |
| | | | ... that CIC is looking to fill 29 positions. These opportunities were also posted in the Financial Times and Wall Street Journal. CIC was established on September 29th 2007 with the issuance of special bonds worth RMB 1.55 trillion by China's Ministry of ... |
| | | | ... moved, or rather did not move, Wall Street last night are opposing signals for the future. The negative. The Wall Street Journal reported that the US government's stress test would show that Bank of America and Citigroup failed - they will both need ... |
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