Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Faces Big Risks from Tax Havens
The original version of this article (in Norwegian) appeared today in the leading Norwegian business newspaper DN.no and can be [...]
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06, 2016
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07, 2015
ThisIsNotACoup – Dispelling some myths about the Greek agreement
The media is abuzz with hyperbole calling the Greek agreement to work toward a deal “humiliating”, “capitulation”, “surrender” or worse, [...]
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07, 2015
Why Greece never got a fair chance
Despite having experienced an angry German government almost push Greece out of the Eurozone in 2012 first hand, I never [...]
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02, 2015
The Greek Deal – A game changer or a mere name changer?
Followers of Re-Define’s recent publicly available work on Greece will know that: 1) we thought Syriza’s election was good news both [...]
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02, 2015
Why a Grexit should (and would) be vetoed
The noise around Greece is getting cacophonous, as each side poses and postures. The skirmishes have been rather frivolous so [...]
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02, 2015
Syriza may be doing the Eurozone a big favour
The “radical leftish” government of Syriza in Greece is not so radical or indeed leftish anymore. The “Marxist” finance minister, [...]
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01, 2015
How financial policymakers are slowly taking on climate change
Gold Coins and plant isolated on white background Note: You can Download the UNEP Inquiry report launched at the [...]
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01, 2015
Why Europe should celebrate Syriza’s victory
I was present at the outset when, after a brief consideration of restructuring Greece’s debt, EU authorities decided against it, [...]
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01, 2015
Everything you wanted to know about the ECB QE
What will the ECB announce today? The ECB will announce broad outlines of a programme of Quantitative Easing today. The [...]
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01, 2015
ECB’s Draghi finally delivers on “whatever it takes”…
Today the ECB has finally arrived as a truly “European” Central Bank. It has acted against political opposition to deliver [...]