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New BOE Govenor Announced
Surely the important question here is what it means for risk/reg software developers?
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I agree. When he speaks I hear private equity guy plotting LBOs. I would much prefer to see Tucker as a front man. Not that it matters for the direction of the policy anyway.Originally posted by Paddy View PostCarney spent thirteen years with Goldman Sachs in its London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto offices. Ah, Goldman Sachs who cooked the books for Greece. Umm, Madoff ring a bell...
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostSince quantitative easing is not used to prop up the British economy but instead is used by banks to invest in China, India, Oil Gas and crops, I doubt if it will make any difference to the man on the Clapham omnibus (if he can still afford a bus ticket)Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHe is not British. Maybe he will sell the last Gold to Canada cheaply?Originally posted by rootsnall View Post
Originally posted by Robinho View PostThe BoE is a pointless institution.
Seems their only tasks are to print money and mis-set the interest rates.Difficult to say which of the above comments is most cretinous.Originally posted by Paddy View PostCarney spent thirteen years with Goldman Sachs in its London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto offices. Ah, Goldman Sachs who cooked the books for Greece. Umm, Madoff ring a bell...
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Carney spent thirteen years with Goldman Sachs in its London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto offices. Ah, Goldman Sachs who cooked the books for Greece. Umm, Madoff ring a bell...
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Originally posted by Martin@AS Financial View PostShock choice Mark Carney named as new Bank of England governor | News | Mortgage Strategy
Not an easy job to step into. One of the main challenges will be to unwind the quantitative easing programme which could potentally send inflation rocketing in years to come.
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He is not British. Maybe he will sell the last Gold to Canada cheaply?
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Since quantitative easing is not used to prop up the British economy but instead is used by banks to invest in China, India, Oil Gas and crops, I doubt if it will make any difference to the man on the Clapham omnibus (if he can still afford a bus ticket)Originally posted by Martin@AS Financial View PostShock choice Mark Carney named as new Bank of England governor | News | Mortgage Strategy
Not an easy job to step into. One of the main challenges will be to unwind the quantitative easing programme which could potentally send inflation rocketing in years to come.
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New BOE Govenor Announced
Shock choice Mark Carney named as new Bank of England governor | News | Mortgage Strategy
Not an easy job to step into. One of the main challenges will be to unwind the quantitative easing programme which could potentally send inflation rocketing in years to come.Tags: None
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