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Baroness Vadera: 'I Still Have Nightmares About The Financial Crisis'

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

Baroness Vadera

Telegraph:

The former Government minister and one of the architects of the British efforts to rescue the financial system, told a high-level business conference in Sussex: "I don't think we are through it yet -- an IMF study showed at the middle of this year that banks had only declared half their losses on their books: we have a long way to go."

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The former Government minister and one of the architects of the British efforts to rescue the financial system, told a high-level business conference in Sussex: "I don't think we are through it yet --...
The former Government minister and one of the architects of the British efforts to rescue the financial system, told a high-level business conference in Sussex: "I don't think we are through it yet --...
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08:15 AM on 12/10/2009
there is a difference between dreaming the nightmare and living it
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sheaintsayin
I am the boss of my bio
02:13 AM on 12/10/2009
Ms Vadera, Ms Warren, Mr. Volcker, Glass-Stea­gall v Geithner, Bernanke, Summers: I'm 'banking' on the group on the left...
12:15 AM on 12/10/2009
A Steven King novel and we haven't awaken to the fact we are the story.
03:46 PM on 12/09/2009
The Obammi cabinet & the fed is doing everything in their power to ensure the economy recovers ASAP for wall street first, while main street is neglected. We get a useless stimulus program which only ads to the deficit while yielding scant 'shovel ready' or 'green jobs'. Krugman is right in that we need a stimulus for job creation.

good articles; http://fin­anceopinio­nss.blogsp­ot.com
stock market keeps going up while ppl cant find jobs. great country.
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LunaPark
Don't believe it until it's officially denied
03:30 PM on 12/09/2009
How can a bank NOT report its losses? Isn't that fraud?
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whoknew---
02:22 PM on 12/09/2009
Considerin­g the precarious financial situation in Greece unfolding right now and the recent turmoil in Dubai this crisis is far from over.

Any one of these countries will have a profound effect on the global economy.
02:08 PM on 12/09/2009
I mean the fact that Obama isn't seeing that Bernanke, Geithner and Summers are up to no good is surprising­. I mean c'mon bro!
03:31 PM on 12/09/2009
+1
01:22 PM on 12/09/2009
Now that's ironic ... I know a lot of people who are still *living* a nightmare because of the financial crisis .... imagine she wants to swap?
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losingitbigtime
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12:09 PM on 12/09/2009
Nightmares means she has a conscience­. Hey Britain, can we trade Geithner for the Baroness?
11:06 AM on 12/09/2009
Smart cookie. They all should be having nightmares­. Keeps 'em on their toes.
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10:58 AM on 12/09/2009
it;s unfortunat­e Obama is taking advice from neoconserv­ative, globalist economists like Bernanke, Geithner & Summers instead of being more receptive to Krugman & Volcker.

hat tip to: http://fin­anceopinio­nss.blogsp­ot.com
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vippy
Carpe Diem!
01:26 PM on 12/09/2009
Me thinks there is someone in the background telling Obama what do do!