Why hasn't Bibi chosen a new governor for the Bank of Israel? Many suspect he's procrastinating because he's procrastinating. He has a problem with making the big decisions crucial for Israel's survival.
by Meirav Arlosoroff 0 comments
The reason is apparently that he is seeking a globally recognized personality, much like Fischer, who Netanyahu lobbied to take the job eight years ago.
by Meirav Arlosoroff 0 comments
Fischer is due to step down after eight years at the helm of Israel’s central bank, citing personal reasons for his decision to end his second term as governor two years early.
by TheMarker 2 comments
Barring anyone from controlling both a financial and non-financial business isn't as risky as the Bank of Israel governor thinks.
by Meirav Arlosoroff 0 comments
His call this week for Israel to proactively pursue peace with the Palestinians fell on deaf ears, but in fact it's hard to make an economic case for it.
by David Rosenberg 1 comments
Stanley Fischer, due to step down at the end of the month, tells Knesset Finance Committee: The statement that 'there is no partner for peace' is a self-fulfilling one.
by TheMarker 0 comments
It's not clear whether Finance Minister Yair Lapid and Bank of Israel Governor Stanley Fischer will agree on the issue.
by Zvi Zrahiya 0 comments
The Bank of Israel governor rides to the rescue of Israel's industrialists and exporters hammered by speculators.
by Eytan Avriel 1 comments
Plan puts new finance minister on collision course with Bank of Israel governor Stanley Fischer who urged Lapid to practice budget discipline.
by Moti Bassok 0 comments
