Wall street is working on a new mechanism to reduce the couterparty risk (illustrated by graph below), reported by WSJ.
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- Bagehot's lesson for the Fed
- Why the oil price is so high?
- The smartest guys in the room: Where's the economy...
- A solution to counterparty risk
- Peter Bernstein is worried
- Market volatility and uptick rule
- Oil: the mother of all bubbles?
- Another era of global inflation?
- Fortune Interview of Warren Buffett
- Measuring National Happiness
- Libor or NYbor?
- Wasserstein: What We've Learned From the Market Mess
- inflation indexed capital gain tax
- An update on debate over trade and wage inequality
- Bubble Burst in China
- Battle of ideas is not over
- Feldstein: Enough Interest Rate cuts
- Greenspan Fights Back
- China's SWF Pledges More Transparency
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