Who will head up the IMF?
Discussion
The Chinese have apparently asked Mandy if he would be interested http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/may/1...
France want another one of theirs to throw money at keeping the Euro project going.
Germany don't really want the French being too free with their money and would prefer a stricter German that they can control.
Asia and America would prefer a non-European to stop the waste of their money in Europe.
If a non-euro country person gets the job the chances are that Greece will be defaulted sooner rather than later with their next IMF grant tranche needed in the next few weeks.
France want another one of theirs to throw money at keeping the Euro project going.
Germany don't really want the French being too free with their money and would prefer a stricter German that they can control.
Asia and America would prefer a non-European to stop the waste of their money in Europe.
If a non-euro country person gets the job the chances are that Greece will be defaulted sooner rather than later with their next IMF grant tranche needed in the next few weeks.
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Personally off that list for me would be:
I would be a little taken aback if France were to carry on passing the batten for the IMF.
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Personally off that list for me would be:
- Peter Mandelson
- Montek Ahluwalia
- South Koreans
I would be a little taken aback if France were to carry on passing the batten for the IMF.
Sounds from the times as though there are good reasons why Brown doesn't really have any chance even if he was up to the job. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/jeremy-...
France's finance minister is now the favourite.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/85272...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/85272...
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