Showing posts with label Jonathan Wheatley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jonathan Wheatley. Show all posts
July 17, 2019

With bank regulations biased against risk taking, the oxygen of development, emerging has been made so much more difficult for nations

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Sir, I refer to Jonathan Wheatley’s report on emerging markets “ Falling further behind ” July 17.  Banks used to apportion their credi...
March 27, 2019

The developed world, with their statist bank regulators, has no right to preach market reforms to developing countries.

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Sir, Jonathan Wheatley writes that in Mexico: “López Obrador — the old-school leftist has pushed ahead with proposals that… have caused ala...
November 02, 2018

Why is it good for all to allocate their risk premiums adjusted investments according to the needs of their portfolio… except for banks?

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Sir, Jonathan Wheatley writes:“Here’s a mystery: if emerging market debt as an asset class has had such a torrid time this year, why has it...
November 28, 2017

Venezuela faces a restructuring between odious creditors and odious debtors, so it behooves us ordinary Venezuelans citizens to intervene and block any odious deals.

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Sir, Jonathan Wheatley and Robin Wigglesworth when reporting on the surreal sort of restructuring of Venezuela’s debt by the equally surrea...
November 22, 2017

What would you as a bare minimum call creditors knowingly financing a government that in itself constitutes a brutal violation of human rights? Odious?

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Sir, John Paul Rathbone, Robin Wigglesworth and Jonathan Wheatley, with respect to the surrealistic debt-restructuring initial steps in Ven...
November 11, 2016

Do not odious debts derive directly from odious credits or odious borrowings?

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I refer to Jonathan Wheatley’s, Andres Schipani’s and Robin Wigglesworth’s FT: Big Read on the finances of Venezuela “A nation in bondage” ...
October 26, 2016

Should it be required for a sovereign to be placed on a “The Bad” list, for its financiers to be morally concerned?

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Sir, Jonathan Wheatley and Eric Platt write: “Just how much room for manoeuvre does cash-strapped Petróleos de Venezuela have? It is the qu...
September 28, 2016

Is there no moral issue in Venezuela bondholders being paid as a result of people being denied food or medicines?

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Sir, Jonathan Wheatley writes: “In a broad sense, Caracas is already a serial defaulter. It has defaulted on its people by denying them acc...
February 16, 2015

What flight to quality? To dangerously overpopulated safe havens?

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Jonathan Wheatley quotes Stuart Oakley, global head of EM foreign exchange trading at Nomura: “The point of QE is to inflate the real econo...
October 21, 2009

Serious intentions or just a one night stand?

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Sir Jonathan Wheatley and Alan Beattie in “Brazil taxes foreign portfolio flows in bid to stem exchange rate rise”, October 21, make a refe...