Putting together the session. A great deal of interest to ge capital capital, and i think to any issuer who makes regular use of the bond markets. The whole question of liquidity and if it doesnt function as it should means the bond markets do not function efficiently. Representing issuers or the viewpoint, which is what im most familiar with, to the extent that the bond markets cease to be effective, more important, a source of capitol, which can be flexible in its form, and allows issuers like ge capitol to hedge its Balance Sheet risk. The reason i say that is concerns about liquidity, having impact on secondary Market Pricing and also on the new issue premium, which investors quite rightly and logically demand to take on in order to buy a new bond transaction. To the extent there is a disconnect in the market, and those issues are elevated. It translates 2krek9ly into a higher cost for funds. And by further extension it can affect what business is chosen to go into or not, and ulti
Together for p5 1. And this also shows china wants to play a role though the United States is still the first fiddle. And china is the third one. The second one is the europeans. But we are learning. We are still in internship. To have a digression you have your American University in beirut for more than 100 years. And you have American University in cairo. We even dont have many confucius institutes there. So you can help us for that. The third one is there are emerging, new overlapping interests in cooperation. Like our cooperation against piracy piracy. Navigation safety security. And our cooperation on the chemical weapon issue of syria. Et cetera. So i still believe the United States is the most important factor. But you will change your ways of thinking and practicing. Thank you. You mentioned quartet versus p5 1. Brian spoke insightfully on the fact that the p5 1, if a deal is done, the first question becomes can it hold together in enforcing and supporting a deal . Then anothe
Security issue which has the Great Potential for souring the overall strategic discussion. I think it makes it hard. I think its essential for us to try to explore these ideas, but it becomes more of an academic or think tank exercise and less of a practical exercise if these sorts of perceptions create is much distrust. Last comments before i go out to the audience . Let me go out. We have a lot of hands and we have 10, 12 minutes. Im going to start with the gentleman way back on the left. Yes, you. Yes ill bill jones from executive intelligence review. Id like to just focus on this issue of the one road and one belt. Because it seems to me that the way the u. S. The attitude toward the one road, one belt will determine the course of human history. If it is willing to join this and to work in this, i think were going to have a flourishing of Economic Growth the likes which of we havent seen. We saw at the ufa conference nearly 50 of the World Population has said, we have to move in a
Collector. The agency then sends those complaints on to the company who then has some time to respond to both the consumer and the cfpb and to try to resolve the issue. Now the agency has received more than 650,000 complaints through the hotline. Could you give us a sense, director, a ballpark figure is fine, about how many of those complaints were resolved to the Consumers Satisfaction . And how much consumers have recovered financially through this process. Yeah. And ill say the arc of Consumer Complaints continues to increase in terms of volume. I believe thats a function of theres still a lot of lack of visibility. People dont necessarily know what the cfpb is and will know over time, i hope. I hope theyll see that were providing value to them. Thats what we aim to do. I think we had Something Like 700 and some credit card complaints in our first month, and were up to about 25,000 complaints per month across the entire range of Financial Services. What happens then is we give the c
The hotline. Could you give us a sense, director, a ballpark figure is fine, about how many of those complaints were resolved to the Consumers Satisfaction . And how much consumers have recovered financially through this process. Yeah. And ill say the arc of Consumer Complaints continues to increase in terms of volume. I believe thats a function of theres still a lot of lack of visibility. People dont necessarily know what the cfpb is and will know over time, i hope. I hope theyll see that were providing value to them. Thats what we aim to do. I think we had Something Like 700 and some credit card complaints in our first month, and were up to about 25,000 complaints per month across the entire range of Financial Services. What happens then is we give the consumer a chance to tell us whether they were satisfied with the resolution of their complaint or, if not, what they continue to be concerned about. And we then prioritize issues for further investigation or perhaps enforcement action