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Korea’s Kim outlines obstacles to financial surveillance
Bank of Korea governor Kim Choong-soo articulates difficulties in financial sector surveillance, global policy coordination
Zambia’s Fundanga on banking sector
Bank of Zambia governor Caleb Fundanga says giving central bank licensing authority was key
Fund’s DSK on meshing monetary and regulatory tools
Policymakers are looking to academia to help see how macroprudential policy might affect central banks’ independence, IMF managing director Dominique Strauss-Kahn says
BoJ’s Nishimura stresses importance of multiple approach to monetary system
Bank of Japan deputy governor Kiyohiko Nishimura says financial crisis showed one-size-fits-all approach to international monetary system failed
BIS’s Caruana makes distinction in measurement of capital inflows
Bank for International Settlements general manager Jaime Caruana emphases focus on gross rather than net flows to measure capital inflows
ECB’s Bini Smaghi on economics’ interpretation of globalisation
European Central Bank executive board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi calls for further studies to global growth implications of emerging market economies
FX flexibility can act as buffer to hot money: IMF’s Shinohara
IMF deputy managing director Naoyuki Shinohara encourages emerging markets to adopt more flexible exchange rates to help curb flow hot money
Bernanke on inflationary impact of global commodity boom
Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says rise in global commodity prices may lead to temporary spell of inflation
Employment the missing component of US recovery: NY Fed’s Dudley
New York Federal Reserve president William Dudley says employment growth only missing piece in puzzle
Fed’s Yellen: managing market expectations key to QE
Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen stresses importance of market expectations to success of asset purchase programme
Bank’s Sentance lists reasons for rate hike
Bank of England external Monetary Policy Committee member Andrew Sentance stresses importance of gradual rise in interest rates
Italy’s Draghi on new Sifi guidelines
Bank of Italy governor Mario Draghi says prudential guidelines for systemically important financial institutions set to be complete in mid-2011
Asset purchases only in emergencies: Bank’s Bean
Bank of England deputy governor Charles Bean says central bank should rely on short-term interest rates as main policy instrument and asset purchases only in emergencies
Richmond Fed’s Lacker on stress test disclosure
Richmond Federal Reserve president Jeff Lacker says appropriate level of stress test disclosure poses serious challenge
Trichet on common fallacies of competitiveness
European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet describes common misconceptions on attributes of a competitive economy
Japan’s Yamaguchi: recovery reignited by exports
Bank of Japan deputy governor Hirohide Yamaguchi says country is beginning to exit a temporary slump in exports
Australia’s Stevens uncertain on response to commodity boom
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens concerned over appropriate policy response to commodity boom
Malaysia’s Zeti optimistic on sukuk growth
Bank Negara Malaysia governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz says Malaysia looks to build on success of Islamic finance products in 2011
RBI’s Chakrabarty: banks must embrace technology
Reserve Bank of India deputy governor Kamalesh Chandra Chakrabarty says technology should play a greater role in banks’ strategic plans
Namibia’s Shiimi on economic equality
Bank of Namibia governor Ipumbu Shiimi says financial inclusion will aid more equality in growth
Fed's Raskin on debit card reform
Federal Reserve board member Sarah Raskin outlines regulatory changes in debit card industry
Norway's Olsen: price stability remains central bank's priority
Norges Bank governor Øystein Olsen says price stability will remain primary monetary policy objective despite low inflation experienced in Norway over recent years
Household attitudes are changing: RBA’s Lowe
Reserve Bank of Australia assistant governor Philip Lowe says restraint in household consumption may be a long-term trend
No more bailouts under Dodd-Frank: FDIC’s Bair
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation chair Sheila Bair says Dodd-Frank Act ensures taxpayer will no longer bear cost of bank failures