A thai politician with his fingers in one of the biggest pots of gold. Just glad that Thailand has not been built on scams and corruption or else the International community may be in trouble.

he has no hope in the post.........

all 10 from the EU.

and the next one is a french lady.

the world bank is for the Americans.

While it is interesting and a compliment that reigonal emerging markets are included in the talks about possible replacements for the top spot at the IMF it's a bit premature to suggest that those mentioned are frontrunners for the position. Currently, France's finance minister Legarde is the most viable candidate, followed by either a German or a Brit.

Not a Brit. ZEven if anyone other than Gordon Brown stood up for the job, the Eurozone countries wouldn't elect him.

The IMF is being used for all the bail-out money distributed in Europe. No-one else is daft enough to do so. I am surprised that other countries don't withdraw from the IMF and suggest it be renamed the European Bail-Out Fund - it's yet another banker's fraud.

As I said Michelle Lagarde.....she officially entered the "contest" today

Edited May 25, 201115 yr by alyx

I hope Korn gets it. But if he does, he should work offshore. If not, the wolves in Thailand will be waiting to abuse his position. In the end, corrupt him.