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• IIF’s Dallara Joins Ackermann on Kuwait’s NBK Advisory Board

  Charles Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance, which represents more than 450 financial institutions, has joined the National Bank of Kuwait SAK’s international advisory board, the Gulf state’s biggest lender said today in an e-mailed statement.

• Xi Seen Focused on China-U.S. Ties as Mao’s Society Gone: Voices

  As China’s leaders gather for a once- a-decade leadership change in Beijing likely to elevate Xi Jinping to general secretary of the Communist Party, Bloomberg Television interviews analysts and people who have met the key figures.

• Rhodes Says 500 Billion Euros Inadequate for EFSF, WiWo Says

  Former Citigroup Inc. Senior Vice Chairman William Rhodes said that the 500 billion euros ($634 billion) made available via the European Financial Stability Facility is inadequate, Wirtschaftswoche reported in a preview of an article to be published on Monday, citing an interview.

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  Bankers Must Wash Hands Before Returning to Work

  Here’s an idea for improving the regulation of banks: Treat them more like restaurants.

• Rhodes Expects Portugal Will Need More EU, IMF Help

  William Rhodes, chief executive officer of William Rhodes Global Advisors LLC, talks about the European debt crisis, and China's possible involvement in a solution.

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  Trichet Bonds Echoing Brady Plan Offer Fix for EU Debt Crisis: Euro Credit

  Two decades after Citigroup Inc.’s William Rhodes helped Latin American nations restructure their debts, investors are telling him a similar solution may fix the euro area’s borrowing crisis.

• Brown University Grants Citigroup's Rhodes Professor-at-Large Appointment

  Brown University, the Ivy League school in Providence, Rhode Island, said it granted former Citigroup Inc. Senior Vice Chairman William Rhodes a five-year appointment as professor-at-large.

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  Europe Recalls Hamilton as Desperation Turns on the Debt

  As Europe struggles to contain its debt crisis, the name of an American dead for more than two centuries is being invoked by those who think euro area nations will have to trade some autonomy for fiscal stability.

• William Rhodes Discusses Tax Cuts, South Korean Trade: Audio

  William Rhodes, CEO of William R. Rhodes Global Advisors, talks with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays about U.S. tax cuts for the wealthy and a revised trade accord between the U.S. and South Korea.

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  Strauss-Kahn Saga Exposes Flaws in Europe’s Greek Debt-Crisis Management

  Greece’s budget was unraveling, Germany and the European Central Bank were at odds over the fix, revelations of secret meetings and cover-ups were sapping confidence in Europe’s crisis management -- and then came the encounter between Dominique Strauss-Kahn and the maid.

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• "We are finally at what looks like the end of a very long journey."

  - William Rhodes on Oct 12, 2011

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