Governor, Bank of France Christian Noyer of France
Christian Noyer was born on 6 October 1950 in Soisy-sous-Montmorency, France.
After graduating from the Ecole Nationale d'Administration as a senior civil servant in June 1976, Christian Noyer joined the French Treasury where he occupied various posts up to 1998.
Christian Noyer was Chief of Staff for the Minister of the Economy (Edmond Alphandéry) from April to September 1993, when he was appointed Director of the Treasury and Censor at the Banque de France.
Christian Noyer was appointed Vice-President of the European Central Bank (ECB) on 2 June 1998 and occupied this position up to 1 June 2002.
Christian Noyer said he is "very proud" of how the Socit Gnrale debacle was handled.
A 1976 graduate of the elite cole Nationale dAdministration, Noyer joined the Treasury and rose to director in 1993.
Noyer was also at the Treasury when the state-run Crdit Lyonnais went bankrupt in 1993 after a reckless expansion and accounting manipulation by its then-chief, Jean-Yves Haberer.
Vice President Vice President Christian Noyer was only appointed for four years so that his resignation would.
BANK of France Governor Christian Noyer said banks must remain vigilant when offering credit or working with hedge funds because the fallout from the US subprime crisis may continue to hurt the economy and financial markets.
THE subprime homeloan crisis hitting the US economy will slow economic growth in Europe, Bank of France governor Christian Noyer said yesterday.
Christian Noyer was born in 1950 near Paris.
On June 2, 1998 Christian Noyer was appointed Vice-President of the European Central Bank (ECB) and occupied this position up until June 1, 2002.
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PARIS International economic uncertainty has grown as a result of turmoil in global financial markets, European Central Bank Governing Council member Christian Noyer said on Tuesday.
18, Noyer said the economic factors facing the central banks were different: We are in very, very different cycles.
Noyer said the French banking system was healthy and had minimal exposure to risks arising from the crisis sparked by problems in the subprime segment of the US.
Noyer said that while there had been some impact on some of the higher risk activities carried out by banks, households and firms had not felt the pinch.
Asked if the financial crisis could spare Europe, Noyer said the euro zone gross domestic product grew over 1% in the last six months, "so overall we're close to a normal (growth) rate," he said.
Noyer said the central banks helped stabilize the markets and now have the situation under control.
BoF's Noyer says imprudent mortgage lending could lead to problems in future - Forbes.
PARIS (AFX) - Bank of France governor Christian Noyer said imprudent mortgage lending by French banks could lead to problems if interest rates rise or property prices fall.
Noyer was presenting the annual report of the French banking commission, of which he is president.
Noyer said there has also been a relaxation of lending conditions and a deterioration in margins on loans to companies.
But Noyer said this does not mean that they are immune to a deterioration in the economic climate.
Noyer said it had been SocGens decision, and not the Bank of Frances, to unwind the fraudulent positions at the first opportunity after they were discovered Friday evening.
BoF's Noyer says French 2007 growth 'likely' to be close to 2 pct - Forbes.
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PARIS (Thosmon Financial) - Bank of France governor Christian Noyer said 2007 growth for France was 'likely' to be close to 2 pct, but stressed that achieving this figure will require 'good growth' in the second half of the year.
Speaking in an interview with French news channel LCI, Noyer said 'for 2007, we had an estimate that was close to 2 pct, that's the most likely figure.
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sheets of banks like Societe Generale (SOGN.
Noyer is also the governor of the Bank of France.
assets, and not just French banks.
NICE) - European banks are solid enough to cope with further financial sector turmoil but risks of new shocks cannot be ruled out, Bank of France governor and European Central Bank board member Christian Noyer said Thursday.
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Bank of France Governor Christian Noyer said Thursday that he is confident in the French banking system and will investigate standards at all banks, Dow Jones Newswires reported.
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WASHINGTON - European Central Bank Governing Council member Christian Noyer said on Saturday dollar pegs in some emerging countries were helping to generate global inflation pressures.
Turning to the euro-zone economy, Noyer said the International Monetary Funds growth forecasts for the region were overly pessimistic.
quoted on Wednesday as saying by a Japanese business daily.
economy and its strength," Noyer was quoted as saying.
the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates carefully.
Noyer said the ECB and BOJ had similar philosophies.
Council member Christian Noyer said on Wednesday.
Skip navigationpd_top('Story','html40','24589062','ECB\'s Noyer Warns of Explosive Global Inflation Mix','ECB policymaker Christian Noyer said on Tuesday that an explosive mix of soaring commodity prices and "permissive" monetary policy in some countries with dollar pegs could trigger an inflationary spiral which would hurt poor nations most.
ECB policymaker Christian Noyer said on Tuesday that an explosive mix of soaring commodity prices and "permissive" monetary policy in some countries with dollar pegs could trigger an inflationary spiral which would hurt poor nations most.
Noyer said inflation in many emerging countries was accelerating and inflation pressures that were building up at a global level could develop further in the next few years.
Speaking on a panel with Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank President Sandra Pianalto, Noyer said the US.
In an interview, Noyer said he did not expect any “strong shocks” from French banks as they report their 2007 earnings, despite the constant stream of major losses by banks in the United States.
Noyer was at pains to stress that consumers and financial institutions in France and the rest of the eurozone appeared relatively insulated from the effects of the meltdown of the sub-prime mortgage market across the Atlantic.
the dozen nations that share the euro.
Noyer said last week he warned SocGen less than a year ago to improve its market control systems.
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French central bank governor Christian Noyer said here on Monday.
Noyer was speaking following a meeting of the Franco-German economic and finance committee and just ahead of a G7 gathering of finance ministers and central bankers in London on February 4-5.
before the G7 conference, Bank of France Governor Christian Noyer said that markets need to accept that liquidity measures will take time and that they can't keep asking for a new rescue package if results are not immediate.
0 per cent this year and the United States should avoid a recession, the governor of the Bank of France Christian Noyer said on Wednesday.
Noyer said that in the second half of last year, the European economy had entered a phase of great uncertainty which weighs on the outlook for growth.