Private Equity Clutching Pearls Over Sweden Ending Carried Interest Loophole
Has Sweden become the mouse that roared at private equity?
Read more...Has Sweden become the mouse that roared at private equity?
Read more...As short seller David Einhorn has said, “No matter how bad you think it is, it’s worse.” I thought I was at risk of being unduly dire in my early readings on Brexit, which was that the two sides have a large gap between their positions and have been talking past each other. Early on, […]
Read more...The UK press reacts with unwarranted indignation to an EU move that was sure to happen.
Read more...The UK government wants industrial policy reforms that are incompatible with EU rules. Those rules would apply save in a hard Brexit.
Read more...We’ve been neglecting Brexit due to Trump going uber hawkish and the resulting barrage of news stories to sort through. And another reason is that the noise to signal ratio got even higher in the British media around the time Brexit became official. Formal progress will be virtually nil till late May. The UK and […]
Read more...Theresa May reversed early firm promises and announced snap elections.
Read more...Never before have I seen the condition of a bank’s finances (in this case liquidity) described as “hemorrhagic”. Italians beware!
Read more...The “Great Repeal Bill” repeals EU laws and gives the executive massive powers to rule by decree in the Brexit transition
Read more...An update on Italy’s festering bank crisis.
Read more...The EU is not giving ground as the Brexit trigger date approaches.
Read more...As the banking crisis in Europe intensifies, TARP-like ideas are on the table. How realistic are they?
Read more...Far right winger Geert Wilders fails to cinch a win for his party in the Dutch election, contrary to polling in recent months.
Read more...A skeptical look a Frexit, meaning France exiting the Eurozone.
Read more...Deutsche Bank is still walking wounded.
Read more...Eurocentric modernism is not compatible with human civilization and is finally reaching its breaking point.
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