James Saft

(Reuters) - Allegations that Timothy Geithner, then head of the New York Federal Reserve, may have told banks ahead of time about a surprise policy move in 2007 underscores the...

(Reuters) - Mario Draghi has saved the euro, for the time being, but seems less inclined to help the economies in which it is used. After stepping in last summer...

(Reuters) - Bankers may just have gotten another golden ticket. The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, a global group of central bankers and regulators, unveiled on Sunday newly diluted plans...

(James Saft is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.) (Reuters) - Short term movements in the stock market don't tell you much, and one of the main...

(Reuters) - As well as too-big-to-fail it looks as if we must think of our largest banks as too-big-to-punish as well. After comments from top U.S. Justice Department officials in...

(Reuters) - As well as too-big-to-fail it looks as if we must think of our largest banks as too-big-to-punish as well. After comments from top U.S. Justice Department officials in...

(Reuters) - Proving yet again that history rhymes rather than repeats, just a few short years after an epochal crash the search for yield just gets wilder and wilder. Perhaps...

(Reuters) - Proving yet again that history rhymes rather than repeats, just a few short years after an epochal crash the search for yield just gets wilder and wilder. Perhaps...

(Reuters) - Japanese banks and pensioners will be first in line to feel the pain if Japan successfully reignites inflation and inflates away its debts. Which are two very good...

(Reuters) - Japanese banks and pensioners will be first in line to feel the pain if Japan successfully reignites inflation and inflates away its debts. Which are two very good...