Alan Greenspan

The Gajendra Chauhan syndrome: Why politicians are trying to take over RBI

Why does the government want a majority in a committee that decides on the monetary policy of the country?

If Big Banks fail again, will Uncle Sam come to the rescue? You bet

The 2008 global financial crisis forced the Us government to rescue failing Wall Street banks, But has the situation changed, or are some banks still too big to fail?

Can RBI play god to markets?

Most central bankers haven't claimed a god status. It was something that was mostly thrust on them. But the one who takes the cake is Goldman Sachs boss Lloyd Blankfein who famously said that banks serve a social purpose and are doing "god's work"

What Uday Kotak should learn from Citi: Bigger banks can end up as liabilities

Bigger banks aren't necessarily better, especially in an environment where governments cannot let a bank go bust in case it runs into trouble.

Double dip recession depends on Europe, not US: Greenspan