Oil, Ukraine, Greece, China and Volkswagen. Measuring the Reaction of Global Finance.
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Over the past twelve months we’ve had the Ruble crisis, the plummeting oil prices, the Ukraine crisis, the GreekContinue Reading
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The GDP of Greece accounts for a very small percentage of that of the Eurozone. And yet, the magnitude ofContinue Reading
Over the past few months stock markets have been registering very positive performance. Some analysts claim the markets are inContinue Reading
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Complexity-induced risk. In the WEF 2015 Global Risks Report, the word ‘complexity’ is mentioned only 8 times and in aContinue Reading
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