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How central banks could end the crypto experiment
What to make of the crypto currency boom? I often get these questions: Insane bubble ready to pop? New asset class on its way to revolutionize the global Finance Industry? Free markets are not an instrument of price stability nor an equitable means to distribute wealth. They are however the best way we’ve invented to scale up the most promising scientific innovation to societal relevance. They often create huge new wealth in the process. Free...
COVID-19 is forcing us to rethink responsible approaches to business
The pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities in the working conditions that companies provide for employees. Businesses must consider societal needs and ethical standards, not just short-term profits. Companies with robust governance and a responsible business approach are likely to dominate their sectors after this recession. The race to find COVID-19 vaccines is still far from over, yet there is cautious optimism that we will gradually return to normality during 2021.
PhosAgro Reports 3Q and 9M 2020 Financial -2-
DJ PhosAgro Reports 3Q and 9M 2020 Financial Results: EBITDA Margin at 38%, Free Cash Flow up More Than 5x to RUB 19 bln OJSC PhosAgro (PHOR) PhosAgro Reports 3Q and 9M 2020 Financial Results: EBITDA Margin at 38%, Free Cash Flow up More Than 5x to RUB 19 bln 09-Nov-2020 / 09:30 MSK Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement that contains inside information according to REGULATION (EU) No 596/2014 (MAR), transmitted by EQS Group.
Former LSE boss Xavier Rolet: Closing markets would be a disaster
Facing a well-documented adverse regulatory and fiscal bias, Europe’s listed equity markets continue to shrink as small and medium-sized enterprises that so desperately need access to long-term, patient capital continue to delist. Meanwhile, billions of taxpayers’ money are being earmarked to prop up the banking industry. Again. Arguments in favour of the recalibration of the fiscal treatment of listed equity markets invariably fall on European Treasuries’ deaf ears.
Europe’s debt bias chokes small business and job creation
A decade after the financial crisis began, capitalism, a social arrangement designed to help people by providing capital for companies to...
EU’s capital markets disunion
The European Commission's "capital markets union" initiative isn’t going as planned. And that may be an understatement. The EU's effort to build "a true single market for capital," unlocking long-term investment by harmonizing regulatory frameworks and reducing legal barriers to cross-border investing, has hit some notable bumps in the road.
Xavier Rolet: Hurting the City would hurt the European economy
Xavier Rolet is CEO of the London Stock Exchange Group. Four months have passed since the UK voted to leave the European Union and there has been no shortage of opinion and commentary about the economic impact on the United Kingdom, from varying views about what the economic priorities and impact could, should and will be to political assertions that the UK will have lessons to learn from its democratic decision.
The way forward: building a sustainable recovery and driving growth
Browser does not support script. Browser does not support script. Browser does not support script. Loading the player... Browser does not support script. Download : Audio, Video Speaker(s): Xavier Rolet Chair: Howard Davies Recorded on 28 October 2009 at Old Theatre, Old Building The last 18 months have seen unprecedented shocks to the financial system which have had significant implications for the wider economy.
Europe has a double addiction. This is why it needs to change
Inequality, inequality and more inequality The publication of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century in 2013 supercharged the debate on income inequality. As leaders from Pope Francis to Barack Obama have proclaimed, growing inequality is the defining issue of our time. Such inequality is bound to get worse. Not only are the rich seemingly getting richer and the poor poorer, but middle-income earners appear to be gradually disappearing.
Comment: Mifid II needs to uphold spirit of reform
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