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Buttonwood Economists My Questions.

THE CT BLOG · October 26, 2010



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NEW YORK, June 7 /PRNewswire/ -- The Economist announced today that it will hold its second annual Buttonwood Gathering onOctober 25th-26th in New York City.  This year's event will take place at The Graduate Center/City University of New York and will focus on remaking global finance and shifting power dynamics.  Bankers, regulators, and leading policymakers such as Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England; Christine Lagarde, France's finance minister; Vikram Pandit, CEO of Citigroup; Wilbur L. Ross junior., chairman and CEO of WL Ross & Co.; and Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University are among those already scheduled to speak.  A full program and list of speakers can be found at http://buttonwood.economist.com. 

It felt like an opportunity to talk to the Wall St banks, so I did.
A couple of my tweets were asked at Buttonwood.
Most of my tweets were in response to tweets from
Buttonwood speaker, with comment added.
Wall St Banks represent a threat to the GWOT.

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 to be commend for including public discussion, G

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Micklethwait wraps up,reading some blog posts about - one says this is the equivalent of a meeting of the mob in 1957! EXACTLY G

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 How can we make the free market system reward the behaviour we are looking for? Punish the Criminal behavior

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extrordinary leadership during crisis,but the problems we face now are harder to figure out,how to prosecute Banks,

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 There is currently an abundance of talent, creativity and time. Time running out,abundance of Bank crime,

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A G Lafley,ex-CEO of P&G, is great role model of corporate leadership,says Roger Martin  he doesn't bribe congress.

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Republican suport non-regulation for Banks, they got $5 billions from them, Who ya gona vote for?  

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 absence of leadership currently. How do we change that?  Stop Banks bribing Congress.G

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How banks handle sub-prime paper, 5m homes to be foreclosed by end of 2010  , Bailout,+ $3t in loans, debacle.G

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you want a mortgage system that works, make sure those who originate mortgages have skin in the game. Bribed Congresses job? 

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If only America had been more like Canada, seems to be the message of this panel.  THEY dont allow criminal banks?G 

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questioner why money pumped to banks is not going to busines. worried about subprime paper they carry at 100%when its 30% valueG 

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Welcome to the Buttonwood Gathering panel on Remaking Global Finance. I'm Matthew Valencia, the paper's US Finance Editor

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Banks have been quick to react to reg reform, raising capital, shedding businesses, says Wolin. Bigger Bribes, Reform unchangedG 

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It was an asset-driven crisis, says Nixon. BS, subprime was fraud,G, many would have struggled with twice as much capital

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use data from times of stress when setting risk weights,Meirelles. we need miniumum leverage ratios, NO Banks cant be trusted, G

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Wall St Banks still have not been held responsible or prosecuted for credit crash and criminal activities, G 

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  Economic crash directly attributable to Criminal Wall St Banks activities, G

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Banks never KISS ME    I like kissed,when I get screwed

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 whale is the United States, the markets are circling. We are not immune from sovereign crisis  or Criminal Banks

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 American public has no sense of the magnitude of its debt,  Banks carry S-prime at 100% value, criminal G

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 There's a huge difference between technical default and the broader definitions, Falsifying S-Prime values. G ,

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 default of a sort, inflation the mechanism devaluation of $ 14 % in the last two months. inflation substitute? G

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 Welcome to our discussion on sovereign risk and banks.  I'm Anthropologist & Series 3 & 7 Broker and commodities.

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 "Of all the ways of organizing banking, the worst is the one we have today"  Criminal Banks running Congress,G

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;solution to crises,have higher capital requirements,several orders of magnitude higher Prosecute banks for S-prime

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;shadow banking system in the US grew to be larger,than the banking system  Flash crash,Congress bribes.loansharking
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 "Lapse into hubris" is to blame for financial crisis You mean Wall St banks sub-prime criminal debacle, YES, G



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It was an interesting use of Twitter.




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Originally published at https://warintel.blogspot.com/2010/10/buttonwood-economists-my-questions.html on October 26, 2010.