US banks veto 'socialist pay' in secret talks America's top bankers quashed attempts by their British counterparts to persuade the industry to bring down salaries in response to public outrage after the world's governments spent billions rescuing the system. アメリカのトップ銀行は英国の対応によっては、世界の政府が国民の怒りに応じて給与をダウンさせるには、業界を説得しようとすると破棄は、システムの救。億円を過ごした
StanChart 'may follow' HSBC's move to Asia HSBC Holdings' decision to move group chief executive Michael Geoghegan and three more top bankers to Hong Kong from London may force Standard Chartered to follow its example, money managers and analysts say.
HSBCホールディングスの意思決定、ロンドンからスタンダードチャータード銀行がその例に従うことを強制するグループ最高経営責任者マイケルゲイガン、香港に3つ以上のトップ銀行を移動するマネーマネージャーとアナリストは言う
Margareta Pagano: Condemn the politicians for RBS's bonuses If you haven't bumped into any bankers at dinner parties recently it's not because they daren't go out but because they have invented new jobs. Some call themselves analysts, others whisper they are in financial research. 場合は銀行にディナーパーティーでぶつかったしていないので、外出がdaren。。u0026#39;tので、新たな雇用を発明したが、最近ではない
A Better Crack At Bonuses Policies to limit payouts to bankers won't work. Here's one that will. 政策銀行に動作しません
Wall Street Helped to Mask Debts Shaking Europe Wall Street did not create Europe’s debt problem, but bankers enabled Greece and others to borrow beyond their means, in deals that were perfectly legal. ウォール街のヨーロッパの国の債務問題を作成していないが、銀行、ギリシャと他の手段を超えて借りて有効にして、お得な情報では完全に合法だった
G7 meet to revive global economy Finance ministers and central bankers from leading industrial nations focused Saturday on measures to stimulate a tentative global economic recovery and calming jittery markets as they launched talks in northern Canada. 産業主要国財務相中央銀行総裁土曜日対策としては、カナダ北部で協議を開始した仮の世界経済の回復と心を落ち着か神経質な市場の活性化にも努めました
Towards a just society | Michael Sandel Although we debate the meaning of the 'good life', it is impossible without shared ideas about justice and civic virtuesToday, most of our political arguments revolve around welfare and freedom – increasing economic output and respecting people's rights. But a just society requires something more: reasoning together about the meaning of the good life. Whether we're arguing about financial bailouts and bankers' bonuses, or the growing gap between rich and poor, or how to contend with the environmental costs of economic growth, questions of justice are bound up with competing notions of civic virtue and the common good.In 2008, Barack Obama tapped Americans' hunger for a public life of larger purpose and articulated a politics of moral and spiritual aspiration. During the first year of his presidency, however, he has found it difficult to translate this politics of aspiration into governance. So, as frustration with politics builds on both sides of the Atlantic, it is worth asking what a new politics of the common good might look like. Here are four possible themes:Citizenship, sacrifice and service: If a just society requires a strong sense of community, it must find a way to cultivate in citizens a dedication to the common good. It can't be indifferent to the attitudes and dispositions that citizens bring to public life. It must find a way to challenge purely privatised notions of the good life, and cultivate civic virtue. Traditionally, schools have been sites of civic education. In some generations, the military has been another. I'm referring not to the explicit teaching of civic virtue, but to the practical, often inadvertent civic education that takes place when young people from different economic classes and ethnic communities come together. It is a serious ques ただし、我々は、それなしには、私たちの政治的な主張の大部分の福祉と自由を中心に展開 - 経済力を高め、人々の権利を尊重し、正義と市民virtuesTodayについてのアイデアを共有することは不可能です。。u0026#39;いい暮らし。。u0026#39;の意味を議論
Bailed-out banks spend up on talent Bank of America Corp and UBS, which eliminated jobs over the past two years as they received government aid, are luring bankers in London from competitors by as much as doubling base salaries.
バンクオブアメリカCorpと、UBSのように政府の援助を受けたのは、過去2年間に雇用排除し、ロンドンでの競合他社からの銀行を惑わしているとして基本給与の2倍ほど
While we brace for the pain of cuts, executive pay soars | Deborah Hargreaves The latest bonus bonanza lays bare the fiction of trickle-down. The price for global market failure is paid on the shop floorBritain is bracing itself for harsh public spending cuts, and they will come sooner rather than later, if Alistair Darling obliges the group of high-profile economists who on Sunday urged the chancellor not to delay in tackling the deficit. To understand how such swingeing cuts might feel, we need look no further than Ireland or Greece. There have been demonstrations about the loss of state-sponsored jobs in both countries, with Greek protesters rioting over brutal cuts.Austerity cutbacks in Britain will slash jobs in the public sector, one of the few areas of the economy where employment has held up throughout the recession. Joblessness across the board is running at 2.5 million – not as high as expected at the start of the downturn, but the tragedy now is that a large number of young people may never enter the workforce. Firms have held on to longer serving staff by shifting them to part-time work, but this is unlikely to be a long-term solution, and if a full recovery doesn't come soon, we may see another round of job losses.What's more, those who remain in employment have seen their wages frozen or cut. So-called wage inflation has not taken off at all in recent years, in spite of rising prices. Staff have been prepared to take lower pay in return for holding on to their jobs. That is for the vast majority of the workforce, of course. At the banks, pay for senior staff is booming. Barclays will announce record profits of £11.2bn and a bonus pool of £2.3bn to be paid to its 23,000 investment bankers. Majority state-owned Royal Bank of Scotland is to finalise its own £1.3bn bonuses in the coming days. These bankers say they are showing re 最新のボーナス大当たりしずくの裸の小説のダウンを産む
Dodd Assails Bankers’ Opposition to Financial Proposals At a Senate hearing, Senator Christopher J. Dodd said he was frustrated that nearly two years after the collapse of Bear Stearns, the rules of Wall Street hadn’t changed. 上院の公聴会では、上院議員のクリストファーJドッド氏は、ベアースターンズは、ウォールストリートのルールの崩壊、ほぼ2年後に変更されていた不満だった
Political interference is banks' biggest risk Bankers are complaining that political interference is now the biggest risk facing the banking industry, a report published this morning will say. 銀行は、政治的な干渉は現在、最大のリスクは銀行業が直面していると訴えて、この報告書の午前と言うだろう発表した
Bankers Walking a Fine Line at Hearing Executives testifying before a panel will be balancing expressions of regret with arguments against regulations. エグゼクティブパネルの前に証言したの規則に反する引数と後悔の式をバランスされます
Taking Their Cut Rarely are bankers who lose money paid as generously as those who make it, but a few big banks struggling in the postbailout world are, by some measures, the industry’s most magnanimous employers. まれにはお金を気前よく人のこととして支払わを失う銀行ているだけど、いくつかの大手銀行postbailout世界で苦しんでいる、いくつかの施策は、業界で最も寛大な雇用主
Give me a plumber any day, academic says of bankers We were distressed recently to come across some unkind comments directed at bankers by one of Australia's leading economists, Professor Steve Keen of the University of Western Sydney.
我々は最近、一部の不親切なコメント銀行での監督の間ではオーストラリア有数の経済学者が来て苦労していた教授のスティーブキーン西シドニー大学の
Inflation may prompt RBI to up CRR, policy rates Zooming inflation, a build-up of inflationary pressures and cues from global markets could impel the Reserve Bank to further tighten its monetary policy stance by hiking the cash reserve ratio (CRR) and policy rates, bankers said. ズーム、インフレを構築するまでのインフレ圧力とグローバルな市場からの合図の一層のハイキング、現金準備率（CRR）と政策金利では、金融政策スタンスを強化する準備銀行押し進めることは、銀行と述べた
For Bankers, Saying ‘Sorry’ Has Its Perils The art of admitting mistakes without accepting blame will be on display at a Congressional hearing Wednesday. 責任を受け入れることなく過ちを認めることを美術品の展示では、議会の聴聞会で、水曜日になります
The inquest results are in: blame the economists Investment bankers Sub prime mortgage brokers Ratings agencies Central bankers All of them are in the rogues gallery of villains responsible for the deepest crisis in the global economy since the second world war Yet the group that really screwed up was the economics profession それら全ての投資銀行サブプライムモーゲージブローカー格付け機関は中央銀行悪党の悪党のギャラリーでは、グローバル経済の中で最も深い危機の第二次世界大戦以来、まだグループには、本当にめちゃくちゃに責任がある経済学研究され
Bank of America tips record bonuses Bank of America Corp, the biggest lender in the United States, expects to pay record bonuses to some investment bankers while keeping the overall cost of incentive compensation below previous years.
バンクオブアメリカコーポレーション、アメリカ合衆国で最大の貸し手は、いくつかの投資銀行は、以前の歳以下のインセンティブ報酬の全体的なコストを維持するレコードのボーナスを支給する予定です
Signs of Renewed Vigor in Eastern Europe Economies Emerging markets are leading the way back to economic health, the world's top central bankers said Monday, even as they renewed warnings about the return of risk-taking. 新興市場経済を、健康には、世界最高の中央銀行は月曜日でも、などというのはリスクの戻り値の取り方についての警告を新たによると、先導しています
CHAN AKYA : Bonus battles The popular view that bank bonuses represent greed, gluttony and perhaps lust ignores the factors allowing banks to make such money - central bankers' sloth and government pride in their financial systems. When the bonus drama ends, it will be because people realize the true culprits are, indeed, governments 人気のあるビューには、銀行のボーナスや貪欲、暴飲暴食を表すおそらく欲望の要因、銀行などのお金をする-ことを無視した金融システムの中央銀行の怠慢と政府の誇り
World economy getting back to normal Emerging economies are driving a global economic recovery, the head of the ECB said Monday after central bankers concluded that the world economy was returning to normality. 後に中央銀行総裁は、世界経済の正常な状態に戻ると結論づけた新興経済国は、ECBの頭と発表した世界経済の回復運転している
Few Burns for Four Bankers on the Hot Seat The Wall Street bankers were humiliated, fidgety and somewhat contrite in a hearing held by the commission established to examine the causes of the financial crisis. ウォール街の銀行は、そわそわと侮辱されたやや聴聞会の委員会は、金融危機の原因を調べるために設立さで開催された悔いた
Life would be wonderful if banks were simpler | Ruth Sunderland Bob Diamond's remarks demonstrate the urgent need for cultural change in the banking sectorIT MIGHT be a tense flight to this week's G7 meeting for Alistair Darling and Mervyn King. The gathering of central bank governors and finance ministers is being held in Iqaluit, Nunavut – that's in the wilds of Canada – a venue so remote that the UK delegation has chartered a little nine-seater plane.A Treasury minion has been deputed to bring a laptop so the chancellor can watch a DVD, no doubt to avoid being lectured about banking reform by the Bank of England governor. If King were to choose the chancellor's movie, he might go for It's a Wonderful Life, the 1946 weepie starring Jimmy Stewart as the manager of a mutual savings and mortgage bank in small-town America. The film features in a new book by Laurence Kotlikoff, a Boston University professor of economics and advocate of radical banking reform who has gained King's ea.Darling prefers sticking-plaster solutions, such as living wills that would allow failing finance houses to be wound up in a more orderly fashion. But he is on the back foot as a result of Barack Obama's espousal last week of the Volcker rule: that deposit-taking banks should not be able to own hedge funds or private equity operations, or engage in proprietary trading. Bankers are, of course, kicking back: Bob Diamond, the kingpin of investment banking at Barclays, issued a barely veiled threat at Davos that this could disrupt government bond sales.What an extraordinarily arrogant and ungrateful suggestion. Barclays was not bailed out by the government, but it did benefit from an implicit state guarantee and rock-bottom interest rates. Diamond's lack of humility and self-awareness shows exactly why there is an urgent need for cultural and structural chang ボブダイヤモンドの発言は、銀行sectorITかもしれないの文化的な変更のための緊急の必要性ダーリングとキングのため、今週のG7の会議に緊張飛行することを示します
China listens to global experts for new five-year plan Some of top global bankers and economists sit with China's economic policy makers face to face here Tuesday, discussing suggestions on the country's development strategy for the next five years.
It is the first time that China invites international expertise to advise on goals and policies of its key Five-year Plan, according to officials and experts attending an international seminar hold by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
They said it was very important for China t ... いくつかのトップのグローバルな銀行家や経済学者の中国の経済政策立案者はここを火曜日に直面し、国の発展戦略について、今後5年間のための提案を議論顔で座っている
In Brief Russian aluminium company Rusal will raise HK$17.3 billion after pricing its shares at HK$10.80, the midpoint of its price range, according to people familiar with the deal. The offer was subscribed 2-3 times, according to bankers. The world's largest aluminium company will become the first Russian company to list on Hong Kong's stock exchange when trading starts on Wednesday. ロシアのアルミニウム会社Rusal香港ドルで自社株10.80ドル、同価格帯の中間価格は後に、人々の契約に詳しい筋によると、17300000000ドルが発生します
Bankers expect midpoint price for Rusal shares Russian aluminium firm Rusal is likely to be priced at the midpoint of its range when it lists on Hong Kong's stock exchange next Wednesday.
ロシアのアルミニウム会社Rusalは、その範囲の中間時、香港の株式取引所で来週の水曜日のリスト価格の可能性が高いです
Banks on defensive as Davos ends The World Economic Forum ends with few clear outcomes, but with bankers firmly on the defensive. 世界経済フォーラムのいくつかの明確な結果を持つが、終了すると銀行の守備をしっかりします
World leaders looking for China assurances growth under control Global leaders and bankers will be looking for firm signs at the Davos forum this week of China's determination to control the "hot money" pouring into its economy. A year after Premier Wen Jiabao sternly lectured the United States and other Western nations at the World Economic Forum for causing the international financial crisis, markets are now jittery over "asset bubble" warnings in his country.
世界の指導者と銀行のダボスフォーラムで、会社の看板のための中国の決意。。u0026quot;を経済に注いで。。u0026quot;ホットマネーを制御するためのこの1週間探している
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Calls for appreciation of the Chinese currency were renewed Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, despite Beijing's explicit resolve to keep the yuan stable and allow it to float at its own schedule and pace.
At the annual gathering in the mountainside village in Switzerland, political leaders, bankers and financiers also seemed to share mounting concern over whether China was able to tackle an overheating economy.
Financier George Soros told reporter ... ＆$＆、中国の通貨の感謝の気持ちを$チウ魏＆$＆$でコール木曜日ダボス世界経済フォーラムで更新され、北京の明示的に解決するため、人民元の安定を維持し、それを独自のスケジュールとペースでフロートすることにもかかわらず
US bank fee hailed British bankers have welcomed US President Barack Obama's announcement of a levy to raise $90 billion to recoup the Wall Street bailout, saying it restores parity to the global banking sector.
&$&$Source: Global Times&$&$ ... 英国の銀行はウォール街の救済を取り戻すのに、それは世界の銀行セクターにパリティを復元という課税の米大統領はバラクオバマ氏の発表は900億ドルの調達を歓迎している
Massachusetts: Obama's health warning One of the ironies of the political blow that Massachusetts has delivered both to a Democratic president and his prime piece of legislation, healthcare reform, is that the state already has a mandatory health insurance programme of its own. When it was passed in 2006, the New York Times said that Massachusetts deserved credit for tackling a problem that Washington was failing to address. Yesterday that formula was almost wholly reversed. Massachusetts was taking credit for ditching a problem Washington was trying to address. Scott Brown, the winning Republican candidate, is pledging to overturn a national health deal, even though he supports a similar health programme that operates locally. Mr Brown will take his seat in the Senate as the man whose vote breaks the Democrats' filibuster-proof majority and with it the chances of getting national healthcare reform through. Letting a Republican snatch a seat once occupied by John F Kennedy and Ted Kennedy may be regarded as a misfortune. Allowing the parvenu to imperil a whole year's work looks like – in Lady Bracknell's dictum – carelessness.There are local reasons for this upset – a poor Democrat candidate, who ran a complacent and fitful campaign, and an unpopular governor. But there are national ones too: anger over declining wages, rising unemployment, the bankers, and a federal capital prey to special interests. The same mood of frustration which Barack Obama tapped as presidential candidate is now in danger of turning against him as president. The White House wheeled out its big guns yesterday to explain that the Massachusetts vote was not just about healthcare, that the first year's work could only be judged at the end of a first term, and that change takes time to reap political dividends. There is much in what the 1つは、政治的な打撃の皮肉のは、マサチューセッツ州民主党大統領や法律、医療改革の全盛期の作品の両方に配信してその状態が既に独自の強制的健康保険プログラムです
M&A likely to pick up in Australia Deal making in Australia is expected to accelerate this year, with activity seen dominated by financials, resources and consumer-driven sectors, and the Australian dollar's strength likely to play a role, bankers say.
お買い得オーストラリアでのことは、今年を加速し、活動の財務、リソース、および消費者向けセクター主導によって支配さ見られるとし、オーストラリアドルの強さの役割を果たす可能性が期待されて、銀行と言う
