Artículos de Daniel Hinge
G-20 vows to resist entering currency wars
Commentators including Paul Krugman and Christine Lagarde reject concerns over possible currency war, as G-20 reaffirms commitment to exchange rate flexibility
UK’s Adair Turner advocates stimulus by ‘helicopter money’
Chairman of the UK’s Financial Services Authority says there are circumstances where monetary financing of government deficits is justified, calling for more serious discussion of the topic
Former BoE MPC members divided on ‘maxed out’ easing
John Gieve, Charles Goodhart and Andrew Sentance disagree on whether the Bank of England has more scope to ease policy; Gieve says action at next meeting is likely
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe backs mandatory bank takeovers
Governor Gideon Gono says foreign banks must observe ‘indigenisation' laws, which force them to hand majority ownership to local people; foreign direct investment flight continues
Stanley Fischer hints at successor as candidates emerge
Fischer says Bank of Israel deputy governor Karnit Flug was chosen on the basis she would be able to ‘function as governor’ when necessary; other potential candidates speak to CentralBanking.com
ECB’s Praet warns against ‘hazardous’ policy experiments
Executive board member says he is ‘very sceptical’ of suggestions to raise the inflation target, but cautions against complacency over policy toolkits
RBI cuts rates and strikes dovish note for 2013
Reserve Bank of India cuts headline interest rate for first time in nine months; governor Duvvuri Subbarao hints more cuts may be on the way
LatAm countries play down talk of burgeoning currency war
Peruvian and Colombian central banks say dollar purchases are being made to build reserves and reduce volatility; Latin America faces wide range of currency challenges
Mixed reactions from banks as ECB prepares to wind down LTROs
Repayment window for LTROs set to open on January 30; some commentators raise concerns over possible monetary tightening, while others view early repayments as sign of financial health
BoJ says onus for recovery is now back with the government
Bank of Japan says monetary easing has ‘thoroughly permeated' the financial system; shifts onus back onto the government to tackle structural problems that are holding back growth
Fears over BoJ independence as central bank bows to government
Commentators express concerns over the Bank of Japan’s independence as the central bank introduces 2% inflation target and open-ended asset purchases
BoE's Haldane says UK could redefine global banking rules
Andrew Haldane says UK is in a position to ‘lead with the front foot' on fixing the shortcomings of Basel III, tightening remuneration policies and removing barriers to bank account switching
Abe adviser hints at possible BoJ governor candidates
Economic adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe suggests possible names and criteria for the next Bank of Japan governor
BoJ formally asked to double inflation target
Japanese government pressures Bank of Japan to increase short-run inflation target to 2%; no action likely before next monetary policy meeting on January 21–22
Basel eases final LCR rules but struggles with NSFR
Group of Governors and Heads of Supervision endorses relaxed phase-in rules for final liquidity coverage ratio but the proposed net stable funding ratio looks set to present further problems
US thrashes out partial solution to fiscal cliff
US government reaches agreement that postpones and reduces fiscal cliff; measures unlikely to have significant impact on Fed policy, some observers say
Central Bank of Nigeria denies Sanusi arrest warrant rumours
Central bank says no arrest warrant for Sanusi Lamido Sanusi issued – contrary to local media reports – but admits governor has defied parliamentary summons
BoE to get new FMI supervision department
Bank of England will gain new powers of oversight over financial market infrastructures after transition from Financial Services Authority in April next year
BoE and FDIC co-operate on bail-in plans
US deposit insurer and UK central bank release plans for resolution of global systemically important banks, focusing on a ‘top-down’ approach to maintain viability long enough for restructuring
UK’s Wheatley outlines behavioural foundations of FCA approach
CEO-designate of UK’s Financial Conduct Authority says regulator’s new approach will centre on behavioural economics rather than treating consumers as fully rational
Bank of Greece upbeat on recovery prospects
Interim 2012 report on monetary policy says ‘tangible’ progress has been made in key sectors, but commentators warn optimism may be unfounded
Carney gets Bank of England top job
Mark Carney, currently governor of the Bank of Canada, will take over from Mervyn King to run the UK central bank in June 2013, despite earlier appearing to deny interest in role
Mersch appointed to ECB amid continuing controversy
Appointment to ECB board finalised despite challenge over lack of female candidates; Sharon Bowles says democracy has been shown to be discarded when ‘its truths are inconvenient’
New UK regulators may have some overlap, says FSA’s Nicoll
Director of conduct policy at UK’s FSA says there may be crossover between ‘twin peaks’ regulators; report suggests banking lobby can influence rule-making and industry complacent over costs