Page 4 - Christine Lagarde

Donald Trump good for US economy for now as trouble looms, says Lagarde

Though rising US interest rates and a strengthening dollar will challenge global trade

Christine Lagarde keeps IMF job, escapes penalty after negligence conviction

Lagarde told reporters at IMF headquarters that she would not appeal the decision after vigorously fighting the charge since she took the IMF's helm in 2011.

Lagarde convicted; won't face jail term

The trial has been an ongoing distraction to Lagarde's duties at the IMF

IMF chief Christine Lagarde convicted by French court for misuse of funds

Lagarde was accused of failing to prevent a massive government payout to businessman Bernard Tapie while serving as France's Finance Minister

IMF chief Christine Lagarde on trial for alleged negligence

Lagarde has been investigated since 2011 for her role in awarding financial compensation of 405 million euros to Bernard Tapie

Christine Lagarde says globalisation needs a more inclusive 'face'

In an interview touching on topics from women's issues to Brexit, Lagarde laid bare the challenges policymakers are facing

Equal pay for men and women boosts growth, says Christine Lagarde

IMF chief said that it'll promotes diversity, reduces economic inequality around the world and helps companies earn more

Global growth benefited 'too few' people for 'too long': Christine Lagarde

Inequality remains high in many countries, says IMF chief

IMF chief warns of weak growth, lure of protectionism

Lagarde said the current global recovery was still fragile following the Great Recession of 2008-2009

Christine Lagarde warns of weak growth, lure of protectionism

IMF chief said that the global economy risked prolonged low growth and advanced economies faced painful inequality

IMF's Lagarde to face trial in Tapie case

Lagarde will face trial for her role in a euro 400-mn ($440 mn) payout as French finance minister in 2008 to businessman Bernard Tapie

IMF boss Christine Lagarde to go on trial in France on December 12

She will be tried for negligence by the Court of Justice of the Republic

Lagarde seen likely to avoid jail time, keep IMF job amid trial

Lagarde is accused of failing to block an arbitration process in 2008 that ended dispute between Credit Lyonnais and Tapie, a businessman and supporter of Nicolas Sarkozy

IMF Chief Christine Lagarde to stand trial over Tapie affair: French court

France's highest appeals court dismissed Lagarde's appeal against the decision to try her for negligence in her handling of the affair

IMF chief Christine Lagarde urges transparency to stop corporate tax avoidance

Her comments came amid the continuing fallout from the 'Panama Papers' leak

India remains bright spot in global economy, says Lagarde

India has reduced spending on costly energy subsidies so it can invest more in growth-enhancing social infrastructure

Breathing space needed before next round of IMF reforms

IMF chief's comments, which came at the Advancing Asia Conference, came on the completion of a round of quota reforms

India, IMF sign pact to set up regional training centre

This will be the first centre that fully integrates training and technical assistance and is a model for our future capacity development work: Lagarde

Fight slowdown with supportive monetary policy: Lagarde

As for India, she put the focus on "enhancing the efficiency of product markets, encouraging private investment and improving infrastructure"

Lagarde re-elected as IMF chief

Lagarde, the only candidate nominated for the post, was elected "by consensus," the IMF said in a statement