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...And corporations of all types use longer-term currency swaps to hedge their own foreign currency bond liabilities (McBrady et al (2010), Munro and Wooldridge (2010)). The BIS’s suggestion?...
...Prosecute fraud, maybe regulate crypto exchanges like casinos, and keep the SEC et al out of it. This is a disagreement about how to cordon off crypto so that when crypto burns, it is controlled....
...There is for sure a debate to be had about when the Federal Reserve et al should have pivoted their stance more forcefully to tackle inflationary pressures, and what they should and shouldn’t do now....
...For example, in a 2010 opinion (Chevron Corp v Steven Donziger, et al) handed down from the US district court in Manhattan, the judge wrote that the “evidence at trial established that Donziger, a New York...
...Andrew Garthwaite et al at Credit Suisse has had a fiddle about with the model portfolio, resulting in insurers getting a push....
...This was disproved by the trial of US v Zarrab et al, in which a Turkish banker and a gold trader were convicted of laundering Iranian oil and gas revenues....
...While I claimed only that thousands would die in the future, the Baicker et al studies suggest that at least one person dies for every 1,000 who lose health insurance....
...I have seen no data to show how Facebook and Twitter et al advance happiness or social cohesion....
...Monetary policy will remain “accommodative” and barriers to actual tightening remain high BUT, from Citi’s Buiter et al, with our emphasis: In 2016, the amount of incremental monetary easing already slowed...
...— Recent research by Gorton et . al about the form and role of banks as maturity transformers and creators of “private money” is very relevant to this discussion....
...Sensible sentences from Citi’s Buiter et al on China’s valuation shock (with our emphasis): This decision by the PBOC is a significant event, even if its implications and motivations are not yet fully clear...
...The question is whether that benefit would look so attractive were JPMorgan et al forced to internalise most of the costs of a breakup while remaining in their current form....
...For a company like Rural that is traded on a major exchange, ―[t]urnover measured by average weekly trading of . . . 1% would justify a substantial presumption‖ of market efficiency. 5 Bromberg et al., Bromberg...
...That makes China’s leaders v nervous and restricts policy options....
...And this is why, finally, it’s funny in a way to see concerns that the bank may lose its ethical status under majority control of Aurelius et al, who are after all are hardly the most cuddly of customers...
...As Nomura’s Zhang said, reforms such as widening the RMB exchange rate trading band, enlarging QFII and QDII, more market pricing for government bonds, and establishing a deposit insurance scheme might well...
...(Wall Street Journal) - Goldman et al should be forced to incur losses on mistaken trades, says Myron Scholes. (Financial Times) - Samuel Brittan: Productivity matters, but it’s not everything....
...al, and without the stay in place....
...No surprise to see GMO et al flag up “impact on third parties” from the start....
...So it’s not surprising that the first response from Buchheit et al is to answer back with bits of the bond contract that suggest sneaky loopholes instead....
...Again, it was all a bit vague in the courtroom, but one idea seemed to be giving NML et al whatever the backlog of 11 years of payments was, and then paying them at the EBG rate thereafter....
...It comes down to liquidity spirals say Mancini et al: Contrary to common perceptions, all exchange rates experienced a significant decline in liquidity during the financial crisis, especially after the...
...al – the former two which are set to be challenged in European courts....
...According to Cassola et al. (2009), banks submitted more aggressive bids in order to make sure that they receive at least a minimum level of liquidity....
...So are we missing something here, or is the Goldman approach tantamount to giving Volcker, Dodd et al the finger? That can’t be Goldman’s intention....
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