Give Wadhwani a longer run at Bank

FEATURE - Sushil Wadhwani has denied a stock market rumour that he asked Gordon Brown to keep his seat on the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee after his three-year term expires in May.

By Patience Wheatcroft

The Times, 19 Feb

That might be explained by tact, by a desire of the former hedge fund manager to return to more lucrative pastures, or by ambition. The one-time academic could be a candidate for higher office at the Bank itself or, if politically feasible, at the European Central

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