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May 5, 2010
Consulting Management Platform - GLG News | councils.glgroup.com
Issues involved with the current situation should be seen in context, and do make sense in context
February 25, 2010
Anatomy of a Euromess | krugman.blogs.nytimes.com
There may be many problems with the Euro, but they are not the ones Krugman writes about.
Review Sanctions and Sanctioning! Talk with Iran and Iranians!
February 11, 2010
Italy, U.S. urge tougher international stance on Iran | balita.ph
The assumption that sanctions would quickly contribute to improvement in behavior of the Iranian leadership is not well founded. Rather, Western style behavior would be furthered by Western companies being active in the Iran and interregional transport systems being put in place. Therefore, sanctions should be lifted.
Do Not Interfere In Markets But Rather Built Them
January 20, 2010
In reversal, federal regulators now propose to limit oil and gas commodities | www.washingtonpost.com
The proposed prohibitions will only have a short term effect. Long term market enhancement mechanisms would be required to improve pricing.
Obama Bank Supertax Bound to Be Abolished or Favor Non US Banks
January 15, 2010
UK bank shares shrug off 'manageable' Obama supertax | www.citywire.co.uk
The proposed super tax will lead to the opposite consequences it is designed for. In that, if it were implemented, it will lead to substantial competitive advantages to non-US banks.
Consequences of Defaults on Soverign and Bankrupt Bank Obligations
January 11, 2010
Iceland poll shows most plan to vote against Icesave deal | www.easybourse.com
The consequences of defaults in bank obligations and on sovereign obligations are difficult to measure and not acceptable for countries that intend to continue to play a role in world capital markets.
Regulate Distribution and Interaction with Banks, No Regulation of Fund
December 16, 2009
Investment funds winning war on regulation | www.euractiv.com
Proposals focus too much on the surface, that is, traces that are, in media or popular belief, associated with funds. They should turn to investment behavior in general.
Better Strengthen Corproate Governance than Combat Symptoms
May 8, 2009
Industry attacks draft EU hedge-fund bill | www.euractiv.com
Stress testing and improvement of corporate governance within banks, not rules for counterparty choice should be strengtheneed in order to make them more resilient, in particular also where it has become clear that they do not adequately assess counterparty risk. Hedge funds are generally efficient capital allocation mechanisms because they are unregulated. Regulating them will lead to such capital allocation mechanisms to migrate to unregulated areas, be they geographical (offshores) or legal (private companies). The crisis has been caused by the overflow of liquidity not allowing for adequate risk reward for fixed income investments. Introducing limitations to capital allocation will exacerbate this problem further to the additional liquidity that is in the market supposedly to combat the crisis.
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The future of sourcing in Asia
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