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Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. Photo: Jonathan Ernst / World Bank
Photo ID: JE-GH060615_30155 World Bank
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. Photo: © Jonathan Ernst/World Bank
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. Photo: Jonathan Ernst / World Bank
Photo ID: JE-GH060615_30095 World Bank
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. Photo: © Jonathan Ernst/World Bank
The Akuapem Rural Bank Ltd., founded in 1980, in the town of Mamfe, Ghana, June 19, 2006. Photo: Jonathan Ernst / World Bank
Photo ID: JE-GH060619_4840 World Bank
BC has received approval from the Peoples' Bank of China to become the first sovereign government to establish a domestic bond program in China's onshore Renminbi (RMB) market.
Above, Finance Minister Michael de Jong (second from right) and Ben Stewart (far left), British Columbia Special Representative in Asia, admire a model of downtown central Beijing.
The program's approval now gives the Province unparalleled access to one of the largest capital markets in the world and is a significant step forward in supporting greater trade and investment opportunities with China.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2015FIN0075-002009
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. Photo: © Jonathan Ernst/World Bank
Traders work on the floor of the Ghana Stock Exchange in Accra, Ghana, June 15, 2006. Photo: Jonathan Ernst / World Bank
Photo ID: JE-GH060615_30020 World Bank
Scott Minerd, Managing Partner, Chairman of Guggenheim Investments and Global Chief Investment Of cer, Guggenheim Partners
BC Finance Minister Michael de Jong (seventh from the left) celebrates the successful issue of the Province's inaugural Panda bond at the Beijing Financial Assets Exchange. de Jong and Ben Stewart (third from left), BC Special Representative in Asia, were at the Exchange to observe the bond's 'book-building' and were joined by representatives from the Bank of China and HSBC, both joint lead underwriters on the bond, and representatives of the National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors, which regulates China's domestic bond market.
The Province of BC issued its first Panda bond in China's domestic bond market Jan. 21, 2016, officially accessing one of the world's largest capital markets and strengthening relations with a key partner in the Asia-Pacific region. The three-year-term bond raised 3 billion Renminbi, or about $665 million Canadian, and was nearly twice-oversubscribed by domestic investors in China.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016FIN0002-000065
This event illustrated how Fintech is a game-changer and why artificial intelligence plays an important role. Our panel will offer new insights, practices and case studies based in today's reality and Fintech innovation.
Moderator: Prof. Vittorio De Pedys
Speakers:
Prof. Terence Tse, Co-Founder of Nexus FrontierTech
Andrea Cosentino, Sales Manager, Bloomberg LP & Co-Founder & Partner, Licas Ventures Ltd.
Nilesh Gopali, Founder & CEO, AAVOR & International Business Advisor
Designed and built by the ubiquitous James Hibbert and seen here shortly after completion in 1893. Of interest is the vacant plot on the left of the image. This would later be occupied by the County Sessions House. Also, note the buildings on the far right of the image. It would be another seven years before the Miller Arcade would open at this location. The pile of rubble left of centre, is all that remains of the Cross Key's Hotel that once stood at the North-East corner of the Market Place.
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Thomas Finke, Chairman and CEO, Barings
William Ford, CEO, General Atlantic
Scarlet Fu, Anchor, Bloomberg Television
Jonathan Lavine, Co-Managing Partner, Bain Capital
Emmanuel Roman, CEO, PIMCO
Steven Tananbaum, Founding Partner and Chief Investment Of cer, GoldenTree Asset Management
The need to improve capital markets across the EBRD’s region has intensified since the financial crisis, when banks and investors have tended to retreat to their home markets.
This panel looked at how the Commission’s proposals impact the overall EBRD region and how capital markets can evolve to play a greater role in financing growth.
The Impact of Changing Capital Markets on Developing Economies
Friday 15 May 2015
10:00 - 11:30, Room A, Parliament Building
Moderator:
Ralph Atkins, Capital Markets Editor, Financial Times @RalphAtkins
Speakers:
Niki Beattie, Founder, Managing Director, Market Structure Partners
Giorgi Kadagidze, Governor, Chairman of the Board, National Bank of Georgia
András Simor, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, EBRD
Liviu Voinea, Deputy Governor, National Bank of Romania
William Weaver, Managing Director, Head of EMEA Debt Capital Markets and Syndicate, Citigroup
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Scarlet Fu, Anchor, Bloomberg Television
Jonathan Lavine, Co-Managing Partner, Bain Capital
Emmanuel Roman, CEO, PIMCO
Finance Minister Michael de Jong, federal Finance Minister James Flaherty and Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa signed an agreement in principle for a common securities regulator.
READ MORE: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/09/ministers-of-finance-of-br...
The Province has received approval from the Peoples' Bank of China to become the first sovereign government to establish a domestic bond program in China s onshore Renminbi (RMB) market. Above, Finance Minister Michael de Jong discusses BC's Panda bond program with CCTV's English-language 'Global Business' program in Beijing.
The program's approval now gives the Province unparalleled access to one of the largest capital markets in the world and is a significant step forward in supporting greater trade and investment opportunities with China.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2015FIN0075-002009
As of May, 2022, in the 19¼ years since 2002, the 90-day U.S. Treasury yield had been higher than the 12-month trailing CPI rate of inflation only roughly 23% of the time (53 months out of 231).
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That is plainly irresponsible. It is the definition of "punishing the prudent" and it ultimately created the Fed "put." The suppression of short-term interest rates encouraged ill-advised risk-taking, was tantamount to expropriating savers and created a series of Federal Reserve-caused stock market and housing bubbles.
With few exceptions, stocks suffered serious losses in 2022. Bonds of almost all varieties (i.e., corporate, state, municipal and U.S. Treasury) and maturities also suffered losses— the direct result of inflation and rising interest rates.
Both the rapid rise of inflation and the subsequent rise in interest rates were the direct consequence of Federal Reserve policies put in place by Ben Bernanke and his successors, Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell.
Bernanke, Yellen and Powell were all guilty of seeking political favor by instituting monetary policies that pandered to political winds— in direct contravention of what in theory is supposed to be an "independent" Federal Reserve but which in fact was allowed to be politicized.
Unfortunately, the entire U.S. is paying the consequences of the politicization of the Federal Reserve chair appointment process.
Passengers on a whale-watching boat off the coast of Dana Point, California, United States (a city near Newport Beach) captured a once-in-a-lifetime sighting: a gray whale giving birth to a calf!
At first, the sighting appeared to be a typical migrating gray whale. As the boat slowly approached the animal, the crew noticed it was behaving sporadically. Passengers and crew saw something orange and red coloured in the water that they thought might have been kelp. Instead, a newborn calf came up to the surface!
For a minute, they thought it may be a shark or predatory event. But no, instead of the end of life, it was the beginning of a new one!
After surfacing, the newborn calf began learning how to swim and bonding with its mother. The female even brought the calf over to the boats as if to show off her offspring and say hello.
Gray whales prefer to give birth in the warm and protected lagoons of Baja California, Mexico. The lagoons offer safety from predators such as orcas, as well as warm water for calves who have not yet built up a thick layer of blubber.
Although some gray whales do give birth in Baja, there are times when calves just won't wait and are born during the migration.
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BC Finance Minister Michael de Jong (left) and Deputy Secretary Feng (right) of the National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors (NAFMII) cut a celebratory cake at the Beijing Financial Assets Exchange following the Province's inaugural Panda bond issue. de Jong was at the Exchange to observe the bond's 'book-building' and was joined by representatives from the Bank of China and HSBC, both joint lead underwriters on the bond, and representatives of NAFMII, which regulates China's domestic bond market.
The Province of BC issued its first Panda bond in China's domestic bond market Jan. 21, 2016, officially accessing one of the world's largest capital markets and strengthening relations with a key partner in the Asia-Pacific region. The three-year-term bond raised 3 billion Renminbi, or about $665 million Canadian, and was nearly twice-oversubscribed by domestic investors in China.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016FIN0002-000065
The Province has received approval from the Peoples' Bank of China to become the first sovereign government to establish a domestic bond program in China s onshore Renminbi (RMB) market. Above, Finance Minister Michael de Jong discusses BC's Panda bond program with CCTV's English-language 'Global Business' program in Beijing.
The program's approval now gives the Province unparalleled access to one of the largest capital markets in the world and is a significant step forward in supporting greater trade and investment opportunities with China.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2015FIN0075-002009