Who should follow Mario Draghi when his term running Europe’s central bank ends in October? One novel theory is to pick a successor by merit rather than politics. Swaha Pattanaik explains what that would mean, who’d be a favorite, and why such a sensib…
Full event of Olli Rehn speaking at Reuters Newsmaker event.
ECB Governing Council Member, Olli Rehn, says the body has a “plan b” if the U.S.-China trade war changes the economic outlook.
ECB Governing Council Member, Olli Rehn, says he expects the ECB to hold a strategy review.
ECB Governing Council Member, Olli Rehn, dismisses the League Leader’s proposal for the ECB to guarantee government debt.
ECB Governing Council Member, Olli Rehn, says the next ECB president should be chosen based on monetary policy expertise.
Moving money is the new M&A fad. Global Payments’ $22 bln merger with Total System Services is the third big deal in the payments sector this year. As Tom Buerkle explains, reasonable terms and modest leverage leave these players well positioned in the…
India’s prime minister was re-elected with a bigger majority. The scale of his win was a surprise. Una Galani and Pete Sweeney discuss why people like the strongman leader, his unsettling style of governance, and the economic priorities for the next fi…
Global regulators meeting to review a software fix for the 737 MAX have the airplane maker in a holding pattern. Tom Buerkle and Rob Cyran discuss how CEO Dennis Muilenburg’s failure to address the problem squarely could prolong the plane’s grounding, …
Two recent cases make it far harder to read U.S. regulators’ tea leaves: two D.C. agencies with differing views of the T-Mobile US-Sprint merger, and the story behind a judge’s ruling against Qualcomm. Antony Currie and Jennifer Saba explain why this i…