Consumers expect a financial crash ‘worse than 2008’ this year
The study conducted by an independent survey company Censuswide asked 1,000 members of the UK public about their views on the economic outlook for 2019...
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Too big to fail but big enough to trigger a financial crisis
Italy is current bogged down by high debt, low growth and a weak economy. There are very real concerns that it could trigger a massive financial crisis in Europe, and its ongoing disagreement with the European Commission on its budget is making the situation worse. What lies ahead for the country?...
The Green Reaper: How to Responibly Multiply Your Assets
The aftermath of the financial crisis left several people disgruntled with banking systems globally, but here are a set of personal wealth managers who invest as much in your wealth as they would on their own...
Why CFOs should be involved in the supply chain for financial stability
Greater involvement in the supply chain will help CFOs achieve financial stability in the age of disruption...
Sanctions on Iranian oil industry to cripple economy: Oxford report
Analysts with Oxford Economics predict that the country’s economy will contract by 3.7% in 2019, its worst performance in six years...
The need for risk-based capital ratios ahead of Basel III
Prof. Steven Ongena of the University of Zurich tells us about the European Banking Authority (EBA) capital exercise, its impact on capital ratios in banks and what they can expect out of Basel III next year....
The Bank of Ireland’s proposed dividend signals a new ‘milestone’
“We're transforming the Bank of Ireland,” its newly appointed CEO Francesca McDonagh said...
Financial crisis: Repaydebt or grow income
Europeans seem to be doing the former and Americans the latter, says ING senior economist Teunis Brosens August 13, 2014: Many countries have been under pressure to reduce their debt burden since the global financial crisis. But results are mixed and have serious implications for the recovery, says ING senior economist Teunis Brosens. Brosens tells...