When Tim Geithner, US Treasury secretary, wants a first-hand account of
how financial markets are interpreting government policies or reacting
to the latest crisis, the man he turns to most often is Larry Fink of
BlackRock.
Mr Fink, the group’s chief executive, featured more frequently in Mr
Geithner’s diary during an 18-month period than any other corporate
executive, according to a Financial Times review. The two men spoke on
at least 49 separate occasions, an average of about once every 11 days.
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