The dramatic decisions taken by the Federal Reserve are not aimed at the the corona virus but at the economic consequences of the measures taken to prevent its contagion. As the… read more →
En un mois, la situation financière s’est retournée. Depuis deux semaines, nous sommes dans l’œil du cyclone … ou au début du tsunami. Pour prévisible qu’elle soit, cette correction du… read more →
On pourrait croire que le budget des Etats Unis de $ 4.800 milliards enverrait un message à l’électeur au moment où la campagne présidentielle entre dans une phase délicate. C’est mal connaitre… read more →
This direct question is motivated by the recent evolution of violence against Muslims in several parts of the world. It raises the question of the responsibility the leaders of Islamic… read more →
On September 26, 2019, the SEC released the much-anticipated new rule and form amendments designed to modernize the regulation of Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).[1] Rule 6c-11 under the Investment Company Act permits… read more →
The results of the UK election appear to be a grandiose victory for Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party (80 seats). With that in mind, it makes sense to look… read more →
Le changement de direction de la Banque Centrale Européenne se situe à un moment où la situation économique et financière fait entendre les craquements avant-coureurs d’une détérioration. L’Europe n’est pas… read more →
At a time when the markets are starting to take in account governance and climate change as a risk, they are confronted with a record IPO of a very special… read more →
Follow Nikhil… Every night, at 8.30 pm, a crowd grows around his car outside of the City of Silchar in the State of Assam, India. His visitors are sick and… read more →
Matt Phillips made an unambiguous conclusion in the New York Times this week, warning Wall Street’s Sky-High Expectations Are About to Collide With Reality. Phillips points at the bleak outlook following the most… read more →