Archive for the “Financial regulation” category
The markets will not derail the euro project: Q&A with Prof. Iain Begg
by NYF Team on July 8, 2011 • Leave your comment • Tagged as: An, Angela Merkel, Council on Foreign Relations, ECBGermany, EU, euro crisis, France, Iain Begg, T-bonds
Iain Begg is a professorial research fellow and expert on EU integration at the London School of Economics’ European Institute. He spoke to the New York Forum over the phone from Greece, where he was at a meeting to discuss (…)
Europe: what now?
by NYF Team on July 6, 2011 • Leave your comment • Tagged as: British rebates, Economist, EU, euro, Eurozone, Foreign Affairs Magazine, Germany, Gideon Rachman, Greek bailout, Sally Howard
A round-up of news & opinion. It’s fair to say that things are not looking good in Europe at the moment. This week has seen weak growth in the region’s private sector, British kvetching about attempts to tinker with its (…)
Greek crisis highlights an interconnected world: Q&A with Mark Gongloff
by NYF Team on July 1, 2011 • Leave your comment • Tagged as: Economic Crisis, Europe, Financial Regulation, Global Economy, Greece, Mark Gongloff, unemployment
Mark Gongloff is the lead writer on MarketBeat, the Wall Street Journal blog about financial news and trends. In the first of a weekly series of Q&As with experts, he talks to the New York Forum about defaults, Lehman Brothers, and (…)
Memorable Quotes from the 2011 New York Forum
by NYF Team on June 24, 2011 • Leave your comment
“When we look at talent, and particularly capabilities, around the world, we have a lot more places to look for it today than thirty years ago. There’s the fall of the Iron Curtain … and great institutions are being built. (…)
Financial Innovation: Moving Ahead
by Speakers and contributors on June 21, 2011 • Leave your comment • Tagged as: Amar Bhide, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Christofferson Robb & Company, Duncan Niederauer, Euronext, New York Times, NYSE, Richard Robb, Wall Street
Financial innovation has kept a lot of Wall Street in the money, but has also given birth to some toxic acronyms over the past years: CDOs, CDSs, and so on. As a result of the sub prime crisis, there have (…)
The Chinese Model: Finding its Internal Balance
by Frieda on June 21, 2011 • One comment • Tagged as: Alcoa, china, China Vanke Company, Feng Lun, Fosun International, Klaus Kleinfeld, Liang Xinjun, Vantone Holdings Company, Wang Shi
China’s massive expansion over the past three decades has made for tremendous international as well as domestic ramifications. So far there has been stability in this economic growth, but it’s hard to know if that will last with the proliferation (…)
