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RBA’s Ellis warns of complacency over new Basel rules
Reserve Bank of Australia head of financial stability Luci Ellis calls for diligent policing of financial markets; says Basel rules are insufficient protection
NY Fed’s Sack on FOMC’s policy shift
New York Federal Reserve executive vice president Brian Sack said further measures represent meaningful shift in balance sheet path
Chile’s De Gregorio praises economic recovery from earthquake
Central Bank of Chile governor José De Gregorio says economic recovery owes to permanent and temporary factors driving growth
Mersch calls for clear government fiscal strategy
Central Bank of Luxembourg president Yves Mersch says sending clear message to restore fiscal sustainability is key to economic recovery
González-Páramo: macroprudential policy implementation a work in progress
European Central Bank executive board member José Manuel González-Páramo says policymakers must understand full effects of macroprudential policies
Too big to fail solution essential, says Weber
Bundesbank president Axel Weber says financial system will be unsafe unless too big to fail problem is solved
Bernanke stresses importance of financial education
Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke says financial literacy is important part of school curriculum
Fisher: Bank special liquidity scheme will not be extended
Bank of England executive director of markets Paul Fisher says government bond swap facility will expire in 2012
Belgium’s Quaden defends IMF
National Bank of Belgium governor Guy Quaden says political independence of Fund makes its surveillance meaningful
Fed’s Lacker: constructive ambiguity is unworkable
Richmond Federal Reserve president Jeffrey Lacker says fudging tactics over bailouts will be short-lived
Fed's Alvarez favours balanced incentive compensation design
Federal Reserve general counsel Scott Alvarez says overly restrictive compensation packages may create risk to organisations
Bank of Italy’s Visco calls for social programmes to address ageing population
Bank of Italy deputy director-general Ignazio Visco calls for social programmes to retrain new and old labour force entrants
ECB’s Tumpel-Gugerell outlines challenges for ESRB
ECB executive board member Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell says European Systemic Risk Board must overcome limitations to measuring systemic risk
FSA’s Turner: regulator faces challenging transition period
Financial Services Authority chairman Adair Turner says restructuring of regulator will no doubt impact quality of operations
MAS governor on regulatory reform
Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Heng Swee Keat notes need for better regulations, better appreciation of the macro-financial linkages, and firmer supervision
RBNZ’s Spencer: monetary policy will have more bite
Reserve Bank of New Zealand deputy governor Grant Spencer says cautious lending means monetary policy will have more bite than in previous years
Finland’s Liikanen demands greater economic coordination in eurozone
Bank of Finland governor Erkki Liikanen says better public finance governance serves common interest in Europe
Norway’s Gulbrandsen: benefits of regulation outweigh costs
Norges Bank’s executive director of financial stability Kristin Gulbrandsen says tight regulation would have net social benefit
Wellink keen on expanding Basel III rules
Basel Committee chairman Nout Wellink says further improvements to new Basel rules will increase quality of capital base
BIS’s Caruana lauds Basel III
Bank for International Settlements general manager Jaime Caruana spells out importance of Basel III capital reforms
Price stability must remain top priority: SNB’s Jordan
Swiss National Bank’s Thomas Jordan flags difficulties in using monetary policy to counter financial imbalances
Trichet lauds Estonia’s positive response to crisis
European Central Bank president Jean-Claude Trichet says Estonia’s quick reaction to financial crisis paved Tallinn’s road to euro adoption
Riksbank's Svensson says monetary policy had no role in crisis
Riksbank deputy governor Lars Svensson denies monetary policy was responsible for the financial crisis
BoJ’s Kamezaki predicts weaker outlook for growth
Bank of Japan rate-setter Hidetoshi Kamezaki expects Japanese growth engines to slow down