DeAnne Julius News
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Britain’s Olympic gold medalists dominated a New Year’s honors list that celebrated a year of sporting triumph, with Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins receiving a knighthood.
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George Osborne is about to find out just how many people think they are clever enough to be governor of the Bank of England.
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Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney was unexpectedly named head of the Bank of England as the U.K. government looked abroad for a candidate untainted by financial turmoil to lead the beefed-up central bank.
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The sovereign-debt crisis engulfing Greece risks spreading to Britain and the U.S. unless decisive steps are taken to rein in their budget deficits, said former Bank of England policy maker DeAnne Julius .
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Former Bank of England policy maker DeAnne Julius said Paul Tucker may be the “safest” choice to succeed Mervyn King as governor because he is well known to the people making the appointment.
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In the early 19th century, an investor known as the Widow Borski acquired almost half the shares of the Netherlands’ new central bank to assist a nation strapped by the Napoleonic wars.
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European Union lawmakers backed punishments for market abusers, including jail time, in a bid to prevent any repeat of the scandal engulfing Libor and other interbank lending rates.
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July 18 (Bloomberg) -- DeAnne Julius, a former member of the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee, talks about the minutes of the BOE's July meeting and the outlook for bank regulation. She speaks with Francine Lacqua and Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Television's "City Central." (Source: Bloomberg)
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George Osborne is about to find out just how many people think they are clever enough to be governor of the Bank of England.
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While a cut in U.K. interest rates, as proposed by the International Monetary Fund, “might have a short-lived announcement effect,” it’s unlikely to make much difference to the rates banks offer to borrowers, DeAnne Julius wrote in the Financial Times.
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