Central bankers aren't often young, good-looking and charming, but Mark Carney is all three-not to mention wicked smart. As the head of the Bank of Canada, Carney, 45, had the good fortune of presiding over a banking system, that didn't need a single bailout. Now that the world's richest nations are working to coordinate new financial rules, Carney is clamoring to stay focused, on the causes of the crisis-like banks not holding enough capital and Western consumers spending too much-instead of getting distracted by populist zeal.
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