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Published 13:30 24 Sept 2014 BST
Updated 15:31 26 Sept 2014 BST

Mohamed El-Erian shocked the investment world when he resigned.
In a further interview with Reuters he explained: “Was there a way of not going 100 miles an hour and maybe going 50 miles an hour? To be perfectly honest, I didn’t explore that option. I never explored,” he mused.
He added that the need to be a good father was greater than that of being a good investor, saying that the re-evaluation of his life came on receiving a note from his daughter.
If he had known his “cliché” decision was going to cause such a "media circus" though, he might have done things differently he added.
El-Erian has now become the chief economic adviser at Allianz, where he spends 50% of his time and "I love it."