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...The phrase echoes a remark by former Federal Reserve chair Alan Greenspan, who referred to the 1990s dotcom bubble as showing evidence of “irrational exuberance”....
...Mr Khalaf, who joined MetLife in 2010 through its acquisition of Alico from American International Group, will take up his new role in May....
...But partnerships with other social media influencers like DJ Khaled, chef Eric Greenspan and comedian Kevin Smith are key to growing its customer base, Ms Brathwaite notes....
...“There is a nervousness towards risk and nervousness towards credit,” said Andrew Brenner, head of international fixed income at National Alliance. “I don’t think it’s over yet....
...In the spring of 2013, Jobs’s successor as CEO of Apple Inc., Tim Cook, decided the company needed to borrow $17 billion. Yes, borrow....
...In 1997 the late Robin Potts was asked by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association to review the new market in credit default swaps....
...Beckner at Market News International, Sept 13, 2007....
...Good morning New York, FT ALPHAVILLE Greenspan’s dilemma revived again: Izzy notes that the famous dilemma keeps resurfacing, but wonders… since we know what happened last time we ignored the benign inflation...
...“Like every self-respecting central banker, Mr Bernanke resorted to the old ‘one hand and the other hand’ style of rhetoric adopted by Alan Greenspan,” said Ashraf Laidi, chief global strategist at City...
...Rick Klingman was at the centre of the storm in 1994, as he traded for Yamaichi International in New York....
...A more thorough analysis of the Fed’s monetary stance is provided by William White, former head of research at the Bank for International Settlements*....
...Portes says it’s down to the so-called “Greenspan put” (and its successor, the “Bernanke put”)....
...Apart from a late entry by FRB analyst Paul Miller into our Alan Greenspan meme competition: “Litigation aside, there’s nothing wrong with this company,” Related links: The Bank of America “de-layering...
...Even the International Monetary Fund, in April 2007, had determined that global economic risks had declined in the previous six months....
...Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund, warned that Europe’s banks needed more capital....
...- Was Alan Greenspan an ideologue, or is there a simpler story? - To what extent can vigilant bondholders limit excess risk taking by the banks? - Where the US is building up knowledge capital....
...Regulators are negotiating international capital standards for the biggest banks but Mr Dimon said setting the new requirements too high, or allowing overseas banks to calculate their asset base differently...
...Alan Greenspan, the former Fed chairman, attracted the most frequent criticism of any individual....
...Comment, analysis and other offerings from Thursday’s FT, Alan Greenspan: Fear undermines America’s recovery Although rising moderately this year, US fixed capital investment has fallen far short of the...
...Comment, analysis and other offerings from Thursday’s FT, Analysis: Beijing’s elevated aspirations If Bismarck were in Beijing today, he would say this was our nightmare,” says Shi Yinhong, an international...
...His presentation jarred with the self-congratulatory tone of the conference, Alan Greenspan’s last as chairman of the US Federal Reserve....
...Zhang Tao, director of the international department of the People’s Bank of China, said that the US “should not force others to take medicine for its own disease”, and that the Fed’s action had caused “strong...
...Former Fed Chairman Greenspan wrote in his autobiography that the trade deficit was far down the list of things the United States needed to worry about....
...Flawed risk models were enshrined in international banking regulations....
...Alan Greenspan is driven off through the muggy afternoon, back to descend into the depths of his beloved data mines. Alan Beattie is the FT’s international economy editor ………………………………………….....
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