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reports was no none other than the deputy chief of the fed the federal reserve the central bank in the united states randi quarrels and this had nothing to do with the raid per se it was a coincidence that this meeting had been set up with christian saving the c.e.o. of the deutsche bank and it probably wasn't a very pleasant talk either because your bank recently failed a stress test by the fed in the united states once again so quite quite an embarrassing situation then talking about. personnel questions are questions being asked about who knew what when. yes they are being asked no answers yet because we don't know the results of this search the bank itself of course says there was no wrongdoing but christians a ving is being asked you know you mentioned he was head of auditing yes he was also head of regulatory affairs for a very brief period and head of private clients he's been at many stations in the bank except for two years he's been with the doj or bank only in his career but right now he's in the middle of restructuring the bank and doing a good job there people think really under

the investment banking unit he once led himself.ctober, so can and moreeep the pace importantly, convince investors goldman sachs has found stability again? let's get to the bloomberg live economy forum in singapore. erik schatzker has the conversation. good day. thank you. it is great to have david solomon here at the forum in singapore. have just had the results of the midterms, and is appropriate to begin our conversation. i am pretty sure you have been offended in the past by the partisan rancor of politics in the united states. you think a return to balance of power in congress is good for the country, or possibly a step toward something worse? david: well, first if you look at the election result, can'tring get -- i monitor it as closely as you have but from what i have seen and heard, we have landed in a place where the polls kind of right. democrats took back the house, republicans are picking up a couple seat in the senate. i think you have already seen a little shift in some governorships from what i saw a earlier, but fro

banking sector. it is unclear in the united states that we have appropriate tools to deal with these emerging risks. , even when it comes to bank origination of corporate debt that is packaged into clo's, packages of loans, i think the focus in the united states remains microprudential. the fed has some authority there. we are seeing growing risks in nonfinancial corporate lending over the last several years. we have put in place supervisory standards about that lending, but i think the authority really only pertains to what i call micro-prudential risks. by and large, banks that originate this debt, and we have seen deteriorating underwriting standards as well as weakening of confidence, unless it is a threat to the bank itself, to its own safety and soundness, the authority of banking regulators in the united states to regulate this debt is very limited. so, and to the extent it migrates as it is outside the banking system to nonbanks that are originating this debt, it is the financial stability oversight council has some authority, but really very limited authority. i do not think we have all the

we are working on a banking unit. germany and france have already made statements on this. i think that we need to link very closely to the midterm mfs on this. we have to look at responsibility and control. banking union and then, later, european insurance system. this is something which is going to reduce the risk of national country, of national country government. we are looking at here is something which is two sides of the same going. european council, at least to germany is on board, together with friends, is going to be able to make more progress. we've had intensive discussions over the past few days. on digital taxation for example, participated in that. i know. germany is not asking whether we feel that this goes without saying, the question is, how are we going to do this? i think what is important democratically is to take the common commission on board and to look at how an international context, we can also get international solutions. we are looking at minimum taxation, but if that doesn't work, we can't wait forever. we are going to have to work on it in eu

reports was no none other than the deputy chief of the fed the federal reserve the central bank in the united states randi quarrels and this had nothing to do with the raid per se it was a coincidence that this meeting had been set up with christian saving the c.e.o. of the deutsche bank and it probably wasn't a very pleasant talk either because your bank recently failed a stress test by the fed in the united states once again so quite quite an embarrassing situation then talking about. present all questions are questions being asked about who knew what when. yes they are being asked no answers yet because we don't know the results of the search the bank itself of course says there was no wrongdoing but christians a ving is being asked you know you mentioned he was head of auditing yes he was also head of regulatory affairs for a very brief period and head of private clients he's been at many stations in the bank except for two years he's been with the doj or bank only in his career but right now he's in the middle of restructuring the bank and doing a good job there people think really under

grounded by crosschecks including econometric models, case studies in intelligence than the banks agents across the unitedftc have reviewed the releva nt and the ftc have reviewed the relevant scenarios would use them as inputs in the policy deliberation. let's turn to a few key observations, starting with the economic partnership. the scenarios reflect government policy and a most releva nt for reflect government policy and a most relevant for the mpc. they show the sensitivities of two key elements of the new partnership get to be negotiated, such as the extent of customs and regulatory checks, the degree of nontariff barriers to services trade and the breadth of equivalence determinations for financial services. the five years under the partnership scenarios, gdp is with 1/4% and three and three quarters percent lower than it would have been if the economy had continued growing at its may 2016th the brain. relative to the bank's most the brain. relative to the bank's m ost rece nt the brain. relative to the bank's most recent forecast, inflation is lower it turned in both scenarios given the appreciati

bank: the european central made its choice for the new head of its bank supervision unit. be the current chief of the european banking authority. he beat out the irish central rry.er shannon donova global news 20 hours a day on-air and a tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 analysts and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you. i wonder what the last three means going forward at the ecb. we have a divided congress. ,e are joined by marc lotter special former assistant to president trump. a 2020 trump advisory board member. the polls predicted gridlock. we have gridlock. what is the implication of gridlock? marc: it will be up to the democrats to decide what they do with the house of representatives. if they want to look for areas where we can work together, i'm sure the president will be open to that. he has made outreach on the past on immigration and infrastructure. if they want to continue resistance, that will bring basically the wheels of government grinding to a halt. there is something different between campaigning and governing.

lawmakers that it is possible that more than half the 230 billion suspect dollars handled bay the bank's astonian unitunneled through deutsche bank's american -- a so-called correspondent bank for danske's operation in holland. trying to derail the purchase of scheuer, making a last-minute attempt to win support. the group accounts for only about 1% of takata's outstanding shares. this has been a call for an emergency meeting. the acquisition is valued at about $62 billion. >> the smartphone giant reported better than expected earnings. revenue jumped nearly 50% in the third quarter. bloomberg's china correspondent joins us from bipping with the dea tails. hat were the highlights? >> this is really a story about smartphone shipments and the emerging markets. the strategy to derive sales from countries lake india, southeast asia, but also europe as well saying that they saw strong sales in spain n terms of smartphone shipments those were up for the course at 21%. bear in mind that globally the smartphone market is seen by most analysts as being in contraction. so pretty impressive on that front at leas

revenues also exceeded forecasts at 9% thanks in part to growth in the bank's retail unit. joumanna bercetche is this morning in paris where she interviewed the bank's ceo was did he say about the broader french economy >> to pick up on your point these numbers acrore strong. if you adjust for sales, they are up 4.5% still. decent growth there. profits at 1.2 billion we are seeing good strength in their investment banking business and also in the international retail business. that's the business that has exposure to eastern europe, russia russia is about 10% of that overall unit the french retail business is flattish year on year. that's still better than expectations but we are in a low interest rate environment there are loads of headwinds still facing european retail banks. this is not a new story. they're generating good fee income there i had the chance to sit down with the ceo one thing i asked him, particularly as it pertains to the french retail business, how is french retail activity on the ground >> things are still doing pretty well in france when you compare fra

influence the deputy chairman of the fed that's randy quarrels and he's responsible for banking supervision in the united states as in his capacity with this function of the fed and that will have not been a very pleasant experience for either saving or quarrels and saving also has trouble in the united states because the doj the bank failed the fed stress test earlier this year quite embarrassing situation i was in full focus is even the c.e.o. of the bank questions being asked already who knew watch when. they certainly are you just mentioned how long because john saving has been at the bank he's been in so many positions and perhaps he knew or heard something of it what did he know when did he know what did he do anything these questions are being asked and will be asked. so far he seems to be doing a good job as c.e.o. though many people who know the bank say the person responsible for regulatory affairs of the mother is certainly very much under fire and there are rumors that she is about to she is on her way out and you have to ask questions about paul. he's the big boss of those two and all the ot