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Bankia’s debt holders comprising tens of thousands of retail clients will face a writedown of between 46 and 14 per cent as part of a restructering and burden sharing "demanded by Brussels in return for a capital injection that Spain’s fourth-largest lender is set to receive from the EU’s permanent rescue fund". Read the full

More and more credible experts are exploring the possibility of wiping out public debts to get out of the over-indebtedness caused by crises, which blocks and disrupts the recovery of economies and the functioning of markets. This is the case of the book “Effacer les dettes publiques” recently published by Hubert Rodarie, a respected leader in

President Trump is not the only threat to the USA. According to an academic study (The Hoover Institution, Stanford Graduate School of Business), the US public pension system has developed a $3.4tn funding hole. The study reveals that some states (Illinois, Arizona, Ohio and Nevada) and cities (Chicago, Dallas, Houston, El Paso) have underfunded their

“Volkswagen and its former chief executive Martin Winterkorn must face a US lawsuit brought by American investors who allege the company improperly inflated its share price by cheating on emissions tests, a judge in California has ruled. […] The investors allege that VW committed securities fraud both through the cheating and by failing to tell

Average Wall Street bonuses dropped 9 percent in 2015, according to the New York State Comptroller. More than half a million banking jobs have been eliminated around the world since the 2008 crisis. But it’s not just about people losing their jobs or making less money; the contraction should be troubling for anyone concerned with

The European Court of Justice, in Luxembourg, has just ruled in favor of investors who faced expropriation during the nationalization of six Slovenian banks in 2013. BETTER FINANCE and the PanSlovenian Investors` & Shareholders` Association (VZMD), the organization that has been fighting on behalf of the investors for the past 30 months, see this decision

Carl Rosén, chief executive of the Swedish Shareholders’ Association (SSA) and vice-president of BETTER FINANCE, featured in last Sunday’s Financial Times “Face to Face” section, dedicated to people in the fund management industry. A former investment banker, Carl Rosén and the Swedish organisation caught the financial industry and media’s attention after publicly criticising some of

Investment firms charging fees for the active management of funds that in reality behave more like index trackers are coming under renewed pressure in Europe. One campaigner representing four million savers in the region has pledged to “name and shame” so-called closet-indexing funds. Guillaume Prache, the managing director of European investment lobby group BETTER FINANCE,

Carl Rosén, chief executive of the Swedish Shareholders’ Association (SSA) and vice-president of BETTER FINANCE, featured in last Sunday’s Financial Times “Face to Face” section, dedicated to people in the fund management industry. A former investment banker, Carl Rosén and the Swedish organisation caught the financial industry and media’s attention after publicly criticising some of

Following the Financial Times article on “Probes into forex trading” by Daniel Schäfer and Caroline Binham, Guillaume Prache, Managing Director EuroFinUse, showed his concerns regarding the lapse in public supervision , which has been going on far too long, in a letter to the newspaper. With a quadrillion dollars (that’s 1 followed by 15 zeros)

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