. By Shavasb Bohdjalian Certified Investment Advisor and CEO of Eurivex Ltd. Following the Eurogroup agreement paving the way for the brutal and speedy restructuring of Cyprus banks and the economy in
. The general mood of investors for global commercial real estate market is more risk-averse than it once was, according to an industry survey by Colliers International. A year ago, investors were
. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Research One of the many unanswered questions surrounding the eurozone has always been—who would pay for systemic large losses in a banking system? In the US,
. By Dr Olga Kandinskaia, CIIM Business School It has been a truly sad experience for me to watch the dramatic series of events unfolding in the last ten days here in
. By Jim Leontiades Cyprus International Institute of Management Henry Kissinger once asked : “Who do I call if I want to call Europe”. Today he would find a ready answer, forget
. By Fiona Mullen, Director of Sapienta Economics As I write this I do not know when the banks will open again. And from the rapidly changing policies of the past 48
. By Fiona Mullen Director, Sapienta Economics If we fall out of the euro, the Argentina crisis suggests that the new currency will fall by 75%. That means that our personal and
. A lot has been said about the persona of some of the key figures of the Troika who have “pillaged” our economy and desecrated our sovereignty, but few have had the
. The rejection by parliament on Tuesday of the Eurogroup’s demands for a one-off levy on depositors in order to secure a 10 bln euro bailout for Cyprus was driven mainly by
Cyprus Bailout: Stupidity, Short-Sightedness, Something Else?), The Editors, Cyprus.com In our previous article (Cyprus Bailout: Stupidity, Short-Sightedness, Something Else?), we discussed why we thought the combination of an across-the-board bank levy (regardless
