Ben Bernanke

Tim Geithner, Ben Bernanke and Hank Paulson dealt a catastrophic blow to public faith in American institutions.
Donald Trump gave away the store at the wrong time, warns ex-Fed chairman.
A summit of the four living U.S. central bank chiefs generated a surprising amount of agreement.
Offering empanadas -- and asking for a bailout.
"Now a financial firm is of course a legal fiction; it's not a person. You can't put a financial firm in jail."
The former central banker speaks out against austerity.
I believe that stocks are depressed because there is a pervasive feeling that something awful is going to happen. What is this enormous tail-risk? It's the intersection of reckless fiscal policy with overindulgent "Jelly Donut" monetary policy.