Tag Archives: Bank of England

Bank of England’s Haldane on the crisis of economics: “Our models are no longer working properly”

by Olaf Storbeck on 10/24/2012

Andres Haldane (Photo: Bank of England)
Andrew Haldane is the Bank of England’s Executive Director …

Filed under Financial Crisis, General Economics

Tagged as Andrew Haldane, Bank of England, economics, financial crisis, Financial Stability, Keynesian Beauty Contest, macroeconomics

Nobel conclusions

by Olaf Storbeck on 08/30/2011

On Alpha and Omega – Myron Scholes talks about financial intermediation in Lindau (Photo …

Filed under General Economics

Tagged as Bank of England, dismal science, future of economics, Karl Popper, Lindau, List of Nobel laureates, Myron Scholes, Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, Robert Aumann, Roger Myerson

Don’t listen to the banks' lobbyists – Basel III is way too soft

by Olaf Storbeck on 03/30/2011

Canary Wharf, London: Big banks, big risks (Photo: Dave Pape, via Wikimedia Commons)
ECB President …

Filed under Banking, Financial Crisis, Regulation

Tagged as Adair Turner Baron Turner of Ecchinswell, Bank of England, banking stability, Basel II, Basel III, crisis, economic growth, equity ratios, financial crisis, financial regulation, Jean-Claude Trichet, lobbying, National Institute of Economic and Social Research, regulation, SIFI, Tier 1 capital