Coming at a time like this, Brexit could have disastrous effects for the European construction. B. On Greece  1. On what went wrong in Greece  Taking over from Athanasios Orphanides and his earlier remarks on what went wrong in Greece, I would like to say a few words on that myself.
(See Kevin Warsh (2008), "Financial Market Turmoil and the Federal Reserve: The Plot Thickens," speech delivered at the New York University School of Law Global Economic Policy Forum, New York, April 14.) BIS Review 134/2008  1  Administration, and the financial regulators, including the Federal Reserve. This circumstance is particularly the case during times of financial turmoil.