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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says the U.S. financial regulatory system must be overhauled to strengthen oversight of banks, mutual funds and large financial institutions whose collapse would put the entire economy in peril.

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HEADLINE: Bernanke calls for regulatory overhaul CAPTION: Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke says the U.S. financial regulatory system must be overhauled to strengthen oversight of banks, mutual funds and large financial institutions...
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The App That Teaches Complex Financial Concepts Under 5 Seconds

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Oct.04 -- Maxine Ryan, founder of ProsperApp, discusses the startup scene in Asia, her outlook for the sector and how her app is helping teach financial concepts to millennials in under 5 seconds. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China...
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China Banks State Owned, No Possibility to Fail: Engle

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Dec. 15 -- Nobel Laureate Robert Engle discusses bank stress tests and global risks to stability. Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz also speaks on Bloomberg Surveillance. (Source: Bloomberg)
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What You Need to Know About Salary Trends in Asia's Finance Sector

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Jan.25 -- Matthieu Imbert-Bouchard, Singapore managing director at Robert Half, discusses the salary trends he's seeing in Singapore, Hong Kong and China, and where he sees demand and opportunity. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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The Cyber Threat Landscape

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Palo Alto Networks Senior VP Wendi Whitmore joins Emily Chang for a discussion about the future of the cybersecurity landscape and how governments and companies can best prepare for potential attacks, and what form they can take.
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Morgan Stanley’s Strategy Was Validated in Second Quarter: Gorman

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Jul.16 -- James Gorman, chairman and chief executive officer at Morgan Stanley, discusses how second-quarter results reflected the firm’s crisis preparation, and expectations for ongoing problems in consumer credit. He speaks with...
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USA: GREENSPAN ARGUES AGAINST RESTRICTING GLOBAL INVESTMENTS

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Washington D-C, USA - 14 October 19971. Greenspan gets out of car and walks through door2. Cutaway press3. Greenspan is introduced4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Greenspan, Federal Reserve Chairman5. Cutaway audience6. Cutaway press7....
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Bardin Hill CEO on Firm's Evolution, Casino Short

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Oct.10 -- Jason Dillow, chief executive officer and chief investment officer at Bardin Hill Investment Partners, discusses the evolution of the firm, opportunities in merger arbitrage, and the firm's short of French company Casino...
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Health Expert: ACA Subsidies 'Not a Bailout'

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For months, the president has been threatening to stop payments that reimburse insurers for providing required financial assistance to low-income consumers, reducing their copays and deductibles. Administration officials...
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Bernanke defends Federal Reserve''s response to financial crisis

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1. Ben Bernanke, US Federal Reserve Chairman, walking to podium at the Princeton Club in New York City 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ben Bernanke, US Federal Reserve Chairman: "The pricing of the liquidity facilities was an important part of...
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Lazard Bets on Diversity in 'Salomon Sisters' Stake

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Independence Point Advisors founder and CEO Anne Clarke Wolff and Lazard Financial Advisory CEO Peter Orszag discuss Lazard acquiring a minority stake in the firm, also known as "Salomon Sisters," and the importance of representing...
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Low Rates May Be Biggest Systemic Risk: Moszkowski

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Nov. 10 -- Guy Moszkowski, managing partner at Autonomous Research, talks about the impact of bank regulation capital requirements on the banking industry and how they are dealing with a low interest rate environment and preparing for a...
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Brown comment after meeting with Sarkozy, EU, ECB chiefs AP pix

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1. Wide of UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown walking up to podium 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Gordon Brown, UK Prime Minister: "And today we discussed a plan, which is a comprehensive plan, that would involve not only more cash in the financial...
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World Bank: Human Capital Must Be Priority

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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim says the globe's economic outlook looks promising, but new global challenges threaten to make this short-lived, unless the global community comes up with a strategic plan. While trade's...
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Reax as UK only nation to veto EU treaty change, analyst

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London, UK 1. Wide of Westminster Bridge with Houses of Parliament in background 2. Union Flag flying from Houses of Parliament 3. Set up shot of Mujtaba Rahman, European analyst at Eurasia Group 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mujtaba Rahman,...
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Construction Bank Profit Slowdown Mirrors Chinese Economy

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Oct. 24 -- China Construction Bank reported falling fee income, rising bad loans and the weakest profit growth since 2009. Bloomberg's Shery Ahn takes a look at the numbers on ""First Up."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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The head of the International Monetary Fund warned Saturday that if food prices remain high, there will be dire consequences for people in many developing countries, especially in Africa.

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HEADLINE: Finance officials warn of global food crisis CAPTION: International finance leaders are working on plans to deal with the economic crisis that has roiled nations and sent food and energy prices soaring. The World Bank's...
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China - Mutual funds set up

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Just days after the end of the National People's Congress, China is already looking to build cash reserves to finance the restructuring of its ailing state enterprises. Two new mutual funds were introduced on Monday (23/3) and will be...
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The Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by three-fourths of a percentage point Tuesday, responding to a global plunge in stock markets. Will it calm investors' fears? Rich Matthew's has a closer look

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HEADLINE: Investors skittish over Wall Street's wild ride CAPTION: The Federal Reserve slashed a key interest rate by three-fourths of a percentage point Tuesday, responding to a global plunge in stock markets. Will it calm investors'...
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WRAP Global Economic Outlook meeting ahead of IMF summit; more

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1. Wide of news conference 2. Cutaway reporters 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Olivier Blanchard, International Monetary Fund's Chief Economist: "The world economy is facing a major downturn. While there's exceptional uncertainty at this point,...
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Och-Ziff Is Said Looking to Raise $2 Billion for Real Estate Fund

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Sep.17 -- Och-Ziff Capital Management Group LLC is reportedly targeting raising $2 billion for its largest real estate fund ever. Bloomberg's Peggy Collins reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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SIFMA CEO Bentsen Weighs In on MiFID, USMCA and China Relations

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Nov.19 -- Ken Bentsen, Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) chief executive officer, discusses the biggest challenges facing capital markets, the markets in financial instruments directive (MiFID) and U.S....
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House Democrats' Resolution Sets Rules For Impeachment Inquiry

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The resolution sets rules for House democrats to follow throughout impeachment proceedings.
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U.S. Banks Set Aside $35 Billion in Profits for Bad Loans

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Jul.17 -- The six largest U.S. banks have set aside $35 billion from profits to prepare for a wave of souring loans. Bloomberg’s Dani Burger reports on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open."