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Top Economists Clash at Davos Over ECB Bond-buying
Europe has squandered three years of opportunity to carry out badly needed economic reforms, former Bundesbank chief Axel Weber said at a panel in Davos, the ski resort hosting the global elite over four days at the World Economic Forum.
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A Message From Davos: QE Alone Won't Solve Europe's Woes
Angel Gurria, head of the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), encouraged ECB President Mario Draghi to "go as far as he can" but added: "There's only so much central banks can do. Basically all they can do is wait until the governments do the right thing."
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Business leaders warn against complacency, call for job creation
The global economy may be in a better shape after its worst-ever crisis, but it is no time to relax, and governments as well as business leaders must persist with job creation, income and gender diversification as also to meet aspirations of the youth to keep up the growth momentum.
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Banks try to put past sins behind them at Davos
Leaders of the world's largest banks have gone some way to persuading investors that their industry's near-death experience is over, even though the public still don't trust them.
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WEF calls for 'golden triangle' approach to tackle global woes
World business leaders today said there is a need for a 'golden triangle' collaboration between governments, companies and the civil society to rejuvenate the global economy, create jobs and fight corruption.
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WEF 2013: Big bankers defend against critics amid crisis
Leading world bankers at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, are on the defensive amid demands to regulate their industry more closely following a financial crisis that has battered large chunks of the global economy.
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Davos 2013: World markets calmer but risks remain, top bankers say
Global markets have calmed significantly in the past year, but the world economy is not out of the woods yet, a panel of top officials and bankers said Wednesday as the World Economic Forum opened.
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Axel Weber: The next head of Deutsche Bank?
A heavyweight candidate has joined the short list of those who might succeed Deutsche Bank chairman Josef Ackermann as head of Germany's biggest private bank, German central bank Governor Axel Weber. In deciding not to seek another term as Bundesbank chief, Weber has also pulled out of the race to become head of the European Central Bank. W...
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India-born Anshu Jain tipped to become Deutsche Bank co-head
Speculation is growing that India-born Anshu Jain may take over as the co-head of DeutscheBank, Germany's largest private bank, together with Bundesbank President Axel Weber, when the incumbent Josef Ackermann retires in early 2013.Media reports said Weber's resignation from the leadership of the German central bank is imminent and he has already i...
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Top Economists Clash at Davos Over ECB Bond-buying
Europe has squandered three years of opportunity to carry out badly needed economic reforms, former Bundesbank chief Axel Weber said at a panel in Davos, the ski resort hosting the global elite over four days at the World Economic Forum.
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A Message From Davos: QE Alone Won't Solve Europe's Woes
Angel Gurria, head of the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), encouraged ECB President Mario Draghi to "go as far as he can" but added: "There's only so much central banks can do. Basically all they can do is wait until the governments do the right thing."
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Business leaders warn against complacency, call for job creation
The global economy may be in a better shape after its worst-ever crisis, but it is no time to relax, and governments as well as business leaders must persist with job creation, income and gender diversification as also to meet aspirations of the youth to keep up the growth momentum.
-
Banks try to put past sins behind them at Davos
Leaders of the world's largest banks have gone some way to persuading investors that their industry's near-death experience is over, even though the public still don't trust them.
-
WEF calls for 'golden triangle' approach to tackle global woes
World business leaders today said there is a need for a 'golden triangle' collaboration between governments, companies and the civil society to rejuvenate the global economy, create jobs and fight corruption.
-
WEF 2013: Big bankers defend against critics amid crisis
Leading world bankers at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, are on the defensive amid demands to regulate their industry more closely following a financial crisis that has battered large chunks of the global economy.
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Davos 2013: World markets calmer but risks remain, top bankers say
Global markets have calmed significantly in the past year, but the world economy is not out of the woods yet, a panel of top officials and bankers said Wednesday as the World Economic Forum opened.
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Axel Weber: The next head of Deutsche Bank?
A heavyweight candidate has joined the short list of those who might succeed Deutsche Bank chairman Josef Ackermann as head of Germany's biggest private bank, German central bank Governor Axel Weber. In deciding not to seek another term as Bundesbank chief, Weber has also pulled out of the race to become head of the European Central Bank. W...
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India-born Anshu Jain tipped to become Deutsche Bank co-head
Speculation is growing that India-born Anshu Jain may take over as the co-head of DeutscheBank, Germany's largest private bank, together with Bundesbank President Axel Weber, when the incumbent Josef Ackermann retires in early 2013.Media reports said Weber's resignation from the leadership of the German central bank is imminent and he has already i...
