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Features - Sovereign debt - Critics attack IMF's standstill proposal - The IMF's first deputy managing director proposes new protection for countries that suspend outstanding debt repayments.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2002), pp. 110-111

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US treasuries - The long goodbye - To the market's surprise the US Treasury suspended its 30-year bond in October. Opinions on the wisdom of the move and its likely outcome are divided.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 104-111

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Cover story - Cover story - Credibility of IMF and World Bank may be a war casualty - The IFIs may be persuaded by the US to favour allies in the war against terrorism. Can they do this without hurting their benchmark status with private investors?

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 42-49

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US Treasury - Taylor-made policy - Euromoney talks to under-secretary for international affairs John Taylor.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 338-340

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World Bank - Could the Bank do its work better? - Doubts remain over the World Banker's effectiveness.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 326-337

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IMF - Prevention is more complex than cure - The IMF's new strategy of prevention raises important questions.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2001), pp. 320-325

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IMF and World Bank: A challenger of the received wisdom - Ricardo Hausmann interview.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 194-200

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Yurts and kraals go off balance sheet - With a little help from the IFC the smaller asset backed securities markets are starting to develop. If they are going to succeed, radical changes will be needed.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 79-83

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10006284314

Compensation: An oxymoron takes root - The guaranteed bonus was once just used by smaller start-tips to tempt talent away from the established firms. It has now become commonplace.

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (2000), pp. 73-75

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Can bankers be their own cops? - The Group of Thirty want bankers to police themselves to control systematic risk. A good idea, or are they asking too much?

Smalhout, James - In: Euromoney (1997), pp. 125-129

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