Speech
Central banking law in the crisis: Shirakawa
BoJ governor says that the crisis has highlighted why central banks need independence; outlines legal developments in central banking
FSA outlines "sceptical approach"
Margaret Cole, the regulator’s director of financial crime and enforcement, elaborates on its strategy, and highlights some of its successes
“We never had subprime issues”: Australia’s Debelle
RBA deputy governor Guy Debelle says credit will return as confidence re-emerges
SNB’s Hildebrand: regulators must stay focused on change
Swiss National Bank's Philipp Hildebrand says as economic situation improves regulators should beware of complacency
Mauritius’ Bheenick: we must save more
Bank of Mauritius’ Rundheersing Bheenick says domestic economy saves too little
Canada’s Carney criticises Chinese exchange regime
Bank of Canada governor says it could foster protectionism and thwart growth
US disinflation more likely than inflation: Fed’s Rosengren
Boston Federal Reserve’s Eric Rosengren sees inflation risks to the downside
UAE’s banks liquid since April: Al-Suwaidi
Central Bank of United Arab Emirates’ Sultan Bin Nasser Al-Suwaidi describes measure that helped the country to weather spillovers from turmoil
Recovery will be fragile and unpredictable: Bank’s Sentance
Bank of England’s Andrew Sentance says also that fiscal consolidation may not be as bad as expected
Roth praises SNB’s monetary policy
Swiss National Bank’s Jean-Pierre Roth says the central bank has fulfilled its mandate for the past decade
Euro an anchor of stability: Austria’s Nowotny
Austrian National Bank’s governor says euro-area economic activity could surpass the US
ECB’s Tumpel-Gugerell: rushing euro adoption no fix
European Central Bank’s Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell says Central and Eastern European countries must fulfil Maastricht criteria to adopt euro
IIF’s Abed: financial stability a central bank task
Institute of International Finance’s George Abed says the crisis casts the role of central banks in a new light
Exit easy for India: Mohanty
Reserve Bank of India’s Deepak Mohanty says the central bank should not be troubled by exit from monetary easing
What living wills should do: Bank’s Bailey
Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England’s head of banking services, explains the form and objectives of recovery and resolution plans
Buba’s Weber: Germany finance held its own
Bundesbank’s Axel Weber says Germany’s financial sector coped well with the crisis overall
Solomon Islands needs new sources of growth: Rarawa
Central Bank of the Solomon Islands’ Denton Rarawa says the country is too dependent on the logging industry
Regulation “not rocket science”: FSA retail markets head
The head of the British regulator’s retail markets division outlines changes made since the crisis; pushes for income verification and affordability checks
NY Fed’s Dudley on improving tri-party repos
New York Federal Reserve’s William Dudley says Fed wants to make tri-party repo system more stable
ECB’s Tumpel-Gugerell on dangers of all roads leading to Rome
Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell, an ECB executive board member, says the work of the European Systemic Risk Board would be crucial in future approach to financial stability
BuBa’s Weber: no global regulator without global law
Bundesbank’s Axel Weber says global financial regulator not a good idea as international law not in place
Italy’s Draghi welcomes Islamic finance
Bank of Italy’s Mario Draghi says sharing information crucial to the smooth integration of Islamic finance
Recovery will be shaped like a tick: Fed’s Fisher
Richard Fisher, president of the Dallas Fed, explained why there would be no V-shaped economic recovery
Norways’s Qvigstad on the art of communication
Norges Bank’s Jan Qvigstad outlines criteria for good central bank communication