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The Chastening

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by Paul Blustein


  Long-Term Credit Bank

  Lopes, Francisco

  on Brazilian loan program

  resignation of

  Mahathir, Mohamad

  Malan, Pedro

  “bail-in” rejected by

  on Plano Real

  Malaysia

  Malkiel, Burton

  Marakanond, Rerngchai

  Marquez-Ruarte, Jorge

  Maughan, Deryck

  McDonough, William

  FOMC and

  Long-Term Capital Management and

  Medley Global Advisors

  Mei, J.P.

  Meltzer, Allan

  Menatep Group

  Mendoza, Roberto

  Meriwether, John

  Merrill Lynch

  Mexico

  Meyer, Laurence

  Mobius, Mark

  emerging-markets fund of

  on emerging markets

  Mondale, Walter

  Moral hazard

  Morgan, J.P.

  Morgan Stanley Dean Witter

  Morgenthau, Henry, Jr.

  Moser, Gary

  Muang Thong Thani Estate

  Mussa, Michael

  on Bank Indonesia

  on Brazilian economy

  on Brazil’s IMF program

  on Camdessus, Michel

  education of

  on Indonesia

  on Indonesian program

  on Korean crisis

  on Mexican bailout

  on Russia

  Neale, Heather

  Neiss, Hubert

  Bank of Korea and

  Camdessus, Michel, and

  career of

  IMF rescue plan proposed by

  in Indonesia

  in Korea

  Korean negotiations with

  negotiations with Korean Ministry of Finance and Economy

  in Seoul

  Thai negotiations with

  Tseng, Wanda, and

  U.S. Treasury and

  Nellis, John

  New international financial architure

  New York Fed. See Federal Reserve Bank of New York

  Nishimoto, Shoji

  Nitisastro, Widjojo

  Oh, Jong Nam

  O’Neill, Paul

  Odling-Smee, John

  Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)

  Pakistan

  Papi, Laura

  Paul, Ron

  Peru

  Philippines

  Plano Real

  Poland

  Probosutedjo

  Primakov, Yevgeni

  Purcell, John

  Purcell, Philip

  Radelet, Steven

  Reagan, Ronald

  Reed, John

  Regling, Klaus

  on Brazil

  on Contingent Credit Line

  on G-7D

  on Greenspan, Alan

  Reinhart, Carmen

  on Japanese banks

  Rhodes, William

  Rivlin, Alice

  Robertson, Julian

  Robinson, David

  Robinson, Joan

  Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

  Rosenfeld, Eric

  Roth, Stanley

  Roy, Stapleton

  Rubin, Robert

  on “balance of risks,”

  on currency regime

  Clinton, Bill, and

  foreign policy debates and

  on IMF

  on Korea

  on Korean bail-in

  on Korean crisis

  Korean negotiations with

  Lipton, David and

  Long-Term Capital Management and

  “risk arbitage” and

  Russia

  banks

  bolshoi paket for

  capitalism in

  election in

  Eurobonds in

  exchange rates of

  Gosudarstvennye Kratkosrochnye Obligatsii (GKO)

  IMF relations to

  IMF failure to rescue

  IMF loan package for

  interest rates and

  KNO’s in

  Lipton, David, in

  moral hazard in

  “red directors” in

  resistance to reforms

  shock therapy for

  Sachs, Jeffrey

  IMF clashes with

  IMF criticized by

  “shock therapy” and

  Summers, Larry, and

  Sakakibara, Eisuke. See also Japan

  on Asian Monetary Fund

  on Asian unity

  on Brazil

  G-7D role of

  IMF criticized by

  nationalism of

  Summers, Larry, and

  Saker, Neal

  Salomon Smith Barney

  Sammi

  Sampoerna, H. M.

  Samsung

  Samsung Electronics

  Samuelson, Paul

  Sanders, Bernie

  Saxton, James

  SBS-Agro

  Schloss, Howard

  Schmidt, Helmut

  Shafer, Jeffrey

  on bond markets

  Shultz, George

  on IMF abolition

  Siegman, Charles

  Siti Hedijanti Harijadi

  Singapore

  Singh, Anoop

  Singh, Manmindar

  Sonakul, Chatu Mongol

  Snow, John

  Soros, George. See also Crisis of Global Capitalism

  Fraga, Arminio, and

  hedge funds and

  on financial markets

  on Thai crisis

  Spain

  Sperling, Gene

  on Contingent Credit Line

  Clinton, Bill, and

  Ssang Yong Group

  Standstills

  automatic

  IMF support of

  Korean

  Stark, Jürgen

  Stein, Herb

  Steinberg, James

  Stiglitz, Joseph

  education of

  on IMF policy

  Summers, Larry, debate with

  on World Bank

  Suharto. See also Indonesia

  “Berkeley Mafia” and

  Clinton, Bill, negotiating with

  Camdessus, Michel, negotiating with

  Hanke, Steve, and

  KKN supported by

  Mondale, Walter, and

  power of

  resignation of

  Suharto, Tommy (Hutomo Mandala Putra)

  Summers, Larry

  on “balance of risks,”

  Blinder, Alan, debate with

  on Brazil

  CEA and

  on Contingent Credit Line

  on emerging markets

  foreign policy debates

  G-7D role of

  Sachs, Jeffrey, and

  Sakakibara, Eisuke, and

  Schloss, Howard, and

  Suharto, President, meeting with

  youth of

  Supinit, Vijit

  Taiwan

  Takagaki, Tasaku

  Talbott, Strobe

  Tarullo, Daniel

  Taylor, Gregory

  Taylor, Gregory

  Teja, Ranjit

  Tepper, John

  Ter-Minassian, Teresa

  on Brazilian loan package

  Fischer, Stanley, and

  Thailand. See also Bank of Thailand; International Monetary Fund

  as banking center

  banks

  causes of crisis in

  emerging market craze and

  exchange rates of

  exports of

  GDP of

  growth of

  history

  IMF failure to rescue

  IMF loan to

  IMF negotiations with

  IMF program for

  IMF refused by

  Japan’s involvement with

  real-estate in

  reserves of

  Thain, Johnr />
  Thatcher, Margaret

  Thompson Financial Services Company

  Tilelli, John

  Tietmeyer, Hans. See also Moral hazard

  at Bank for International Settlements

  Clinton, Bill, and

  education of

  on global crisis

  IMF criticized by

  on interest rates

  on moral hazard

  Trichet, Jean-Claude

  Trihatmodjo, Bambang

  Truman, Edwin “Ted”

  at Bank of International Settlements

  on Korean bail-in

  Tseng, Wanda

  Turkey

  UBS

  U.S. Export-Import Bank

  U.S. Treasury. See also High Command; International Monetary Fund; World Bank

  bonds

  crises’ effect on

  IMF and

  Korea rejected by

  loans to Mexico

  on Indonesian crisis

  Ukraine

  Uruguay

  Vaez-Zadeh, Reza

  Van Angtmael, Antoine

  Vasiliev, Sergei

  Vento, Bruce

  Viravan, Amnuay

  Volcker, Paul

  Wahid, Abdurrahman

  Walters, Alan

  Wheat, Allen

  White, Harry Dexter

  Wibulswasdi, Chaiyawat

  Fischer, Stanley, and

  on hedge funds

  nickname of

  Wijnholds, Onno

  Wolfensohn, James

  Wolfowitz, Paul

  World Bank. See also High Command; International Monetary Fund; U.S. Treasury

  annual meetings of

  Asian Development Bank and

  attitudes towards IMF

  bank closures and

  creation of

  goals of

  “halo effect” and

  IMF endorsement and

  IMF mistreatment of

  Indonesia and

  Indonesian crisis and

  on Indonesian KKN problem

  Indonesian loans and

  Indonesian reforms suggested by

  loans from

  Korean bailout participation in

  open trade, privatization and

  Russia and

  staff of

  Stiglitz, Joseph, at

  surveying banks and regulatory systems by

  Thailand and

  weaknesses of

  Yamaichi Securities

  The Year of Living Dangerously

  Yeltsin, Boris

  Yongchaiyudh, Chavalit

  You, Long Kuen

  Zadornov, Mikhail

  Zelikow, Daniel

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  Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication data

  Blustein, Paul.

  The chastening: the crisis that rocked the global financial system and

  humbled the IMF / Paul Blustein.

  p. cm.

  Includes bibliographical references and index.

  eISBN : 978-0-786-72469-7

  1. Financial crises—Asia. 2. International finance. 3. International

  Monetary Fund—Economic Assistance—Asia. I. Title.

  HB3808 .B58 2001

  322’.042’095—dc2001

  2001041678

 

 

 


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