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Financial Services: At the Nexus of Global Development
Charles Prince, Chairman and CEO, Citi
May 24, 2007
Living standards around the world are rising. Development is on the march. International trade is accelerating the pace of economic growth to the far reaches of the globe. And the lubricant of this global march of progress is the world’s financial institutions. Click here to read more.
Previous Op-eds From the Forum
Op-Ed - "The potential of Chinese consumers to help cut the US trade deficit can no longer be ignored" by Donald L. Evans
South China Morning Post, May 22, 2007
Letter to the Editor - "Dual Benefits of Easing Law" by John Dearie
American Banker, Dec. 29, 2006
Op-Ed - "U.S., Russia's market access deal is good news for everyone" by Donald L. Evans
Chicago Sun-Times, Dec. 27, 2006
"Fully Engaged -- Henry Paulson reaches out to China from Treasury" by Rob Nichols
Weekly Standard online, October 4, 2006
"Protectionists on the Wrong Side of History" by Donald L. Evans
The Banker, June 1, 2006
Op-Ed - "Xenophobia's Threat to Prosperity" by Charles Prince
Washington Post, Mar. 29, 2006
Op-Ed - "Keep the Dividend and Capital-Gains Cuts for Continued Growth" by Donald L. Evans
The Hill, Feb. 14, 2006
Op-Ed - "Taking a Stand for World Trade" by Donald L. Evans
Moscow Times, Feb. 6, 2006
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