In the Financial Times of Friday, 9th March, Gillian Tett writes:
If Greece were to descend into disorderly default, how big would the financial hit be? . . . amid the number-crunching, there is a bigger question too: just how much...
Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto has recently written in the Financial Times that records and informaiton is at the heart of Western Capitalism. De Soto claims that:
The world economy is made up of many tiny parts that are usef...
By Becky Yerak, Chicago Tribune
Jan. 26--When President Barack Obama said in his State of the Union speech Tuesday that big banks are "required to write out a living will," it was the first time that many Americans had heard of the banki...
The Financial Times Alphaville recently explored the issue of transparency in the financial markets and a recent post from Interfluidity:
Finance has always been complex. More precisely it has always been opague, and complexity is ...
