• The Institute of International Finance, a bankers' group, expects a 30% decline in net flows of private capital from last year.

    ECONOMIST: The financial crisis

  • The Institute of International Finance said a second bail-out "will buy some time but will still leave Greece's debt sustainability probably unresolved".

    BBC: Greek Bail-out II - the backlash

  • Charles Dallara, who heads the Institute of International Finance said the consequences of Greece leaving the single currency were "somewhere between catastrophic and Armageddon'".

    BBC: Europe's dangerous days

  • The Institute of International Finance believes 90% of banks will agree.

    BBC: Europe after the euphoria

  • Other forecasters, such as the Washington-based Institute of International Finance, which represents banks and other institutional investors, also expect private capital flows in 1999 to remain close to their levels of 1998.

    ECONOMIST: Uncertain prospects

  • According to a survey of industry practices published by the Institute of International Finance (IIF) in March, many banks still fail to use risk-adjusted measures either to calculate the size of their bonus pool or to allocate it.

    ECONOMIST: The revolution within

  • The Institute of International Finance, which is backed by the big banks, predicts such rules will raise lending rates between four and five percentage points in America, depressing GDP by a cumulative 2.7% by 2015 and employment by 2.9m.

    ECONOMIST: America��s jobs crisis

  • "There's a vicious circle here where each is waiting for the other to do the right thing, " Bank of Canada Gov. Mark Carney said at a conference for the Institute of International Finance, a banking group, alongside the G-20 meeting.

    WSJ: G-20 Defers Key Decisions on Aid to Europe

  • As the moment of decision arrived for banks and hedge funds, it was no surprise yesterday that European officials were busy handing out a report prepared by the Institute of International Finance, the body negotiating on behalf of some of the investors.

    BBC: Europe and the threat weapon

  • Its government essentially balanced the budget in 2007 and 2008 after years of deficit spending, according to the International Institute of Finance.

    WSJ: Cyprus Is Drowning in an EU Spoon

  • Webman, a Yale economist, just returned from New Delhi for the three-day series of spring meetings of the Institute for International Finance (IIF).

    FORBES: Oppenheimer Chief Economist "Cautiously Optimistic" on India

  • Charles Dallara, managing director of the Institute for International Finance, along with Jean Lemierre, a senior adviser to BNP Paribas SA, left the prime minister's office soon after the meeting with the party leaders ended without making any statements.

    WSJ: Greek Party Leaders Struggle to Resolve Overhaul Differences

  • Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin told a gathering of political appointees and economists at the Peterson Institute for International Economics last week that Russia was not complacent in the Putin years.

    FORBES: Russia Welcomes Capitalism...Again

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