Examples of using Geithner in English and their translations into German
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Tim Geithner was there.
Spetr- 9 years ago, in poll Timothy F. Geithner.
But then Geithner takes a leap.
Geithner is a very smart and experienced public servant.
Even critics of past US profligacy must admit that the Geithner proposal contains some good ideas.
Tim Geithner's telling us how everything's okay.
The administration's tacticians appear to think that they are not on board-especially after the recent AIG bonus scandal- whereas the Geithner Plan relies on authority that the administration already has.
First, Geithner ignores everything that we know about the pattern of financial development around the world.
It is no surprise that stock markets liked the results of thestress tests that US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner administered to America's big banks, for the general outcome had been leaked weeks before.
The fact that the Geithner Plan is likely to be profitable for the US government is, however, a sideshow.
The elements of a broader consensus on the future role of financial regulation are in place,as long as Americans like Geithner can resist their constant desire to tell the rest of the world to do as they say, not as they do.
Paulson, Bernanke, and Tim Geithner forced AIG... to pay 100 cents on the dollar, rather than negotiate lower prices.
A version of same thoughtless cross-border lending is again underway, extolled by leading financial sector executives(e.g., Jamie Dimon from JP Morgan Chase)-who have apparently persuaded Mr. Geithner to tag along intellectually.
The problem is that the Geithner Plan appears to me to be too small- between one-eight and one-half of what it needs to be.
It is a deeply disturbing vision, one that amounts to a huge, uninformed gamble with the future of the American economy-and that suggests that Geithner remains the senior public official worldwide who is most in thrall to the self-serving ideology of big banks.
That weekend, Henry Paulson and Timothy Geithner, president of the New York Federal Reserve... called an emergency meeting with the CEO's of the major banks... in an effort to rescue Lehman.
And, if one is worried that the British people might change their minds, well, the princes of Wall Street or the barons of Canary Wharf orUS Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner would certainly be willing to sell derivatives contracts to protect Britain against exchange-rate risk for the next several years.
Geithner was the president of the New York Federal Reserve... during the crisis... and one of the key players... in the decision to pay Goldman Sachs... 100 cents on the dollar... for its bets against mortgages.
Though Wall Street interests have long been well represented on the board of the New York Fed,under Timothy Geithner, its president from 2003 to 2009, the big players became even more powerful- with some rather unfortunate consequences for the rest of us.
What Geithner celebrates is a shell game of his own construction in which far more costly federal programs, with no serious restrictions on banker greed, were used by the banks to“repay” the TARP funds.
J P Morgan Chase's CEO Jamie Dimon is being mentioned as a potential replacement for Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, whose father, Peter Geithner, was the Ford Foundation's Asia grant-selector who funneled the money to Ann Dunham's Indonesian projects.
So far, Geithner seems to have succeeded in his“tests,” as the stock market has indeed more than stabilized, with prices of bank shares such as Citigroup and Bank of America quadrupling from their lows.
For all these reasons, I support a House vote in favour of the interim agreement and I welcome the very positive move Parliament has made to assert its authority,and the fact that Mrs Clinton and Mr Geithner have acknowledged that authority as an indispensable element now and in the future.
At the same time, Paulson and Geithner forced AIG... to surrender its right to sue Goldman and the other banks for fraud.
Looking at the combined effect of the new law, plus the weak additional capital requirements agreed under Basel III and the hands-off approach already signaled by theFinancial Stability Oversight Council(which Mr. Geithner chairs), it is hard to believe that anything has really improved.
When it was clear that Summers and Geithner... were going to play major roles as advisors... I knew this was going to be status quo.
Even in a world where we somehow rescued Lehman," Geithner wrote,"and then still went ahead and rescued[insurance giant] AIG, we would not have eliminated the fundamental factors driving the crisis.
In the blue corner sit US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and his British counterpart, Alistair Darling, who argue that a revival of the Glass-Steagall Act, which divided investment banking from commercial banking, is not appropriate for today's markets.
Before the Busan meeting,United States Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner warned against“a generalized, undifferentiated move to pull forward consolidation plans,” and emphasized the need to“proceed in step with the strengthening of the private-sector recovery.” But the other finance ministers did not echo Geithner's warnings.
They deliberately created this securitization fraud, this Ponzi scheme after 1999,when Tim Geithner and Larry Summers were both in the Treasury department of the Clinton administration and they drafted the legislation for deregulating the banking system, allowing financial derivatives to be traded without any supervision by the Commodity Futures Trading Corporation, the U. S.