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NFC debt as a share of GDP rose sharply before the crisis and has kept growing in all of Europe's major economies. The story of (...)
As in the wider economy, players in the real estate sector tend to think in terms of cycles. In macroeconomics the discussion is of (...)
As at the end of February 2017, the European Central Bank (ECB) had purchased monetary assets of ca. EUR1.7 trillion under its extended asset (...)
Due to the low interest rate environment and the increasing volatility of financial markets, appetite for real estate and its capacity to deliver stable (...)
Since the beginning of 2016 global capital and financial markets have been on a roller coaster. On the back of slowing economic growth in (...)
Since the beginning of the global financial crisis, capital markets have reacted sensitively to comments by central banks on (future) monetary policies. As president of (...)
The European Central Bank’s (ECB) president Mario Draghi’s pledge at the July 2012 Global Investment Conference in London, to “do whatever it takes to (...)
Since the start of the global financial crisis in 2007, investors have not only become very risk averse, they have also been focusing their (...)
The eurozone sovereign debt crisis has been looming for more than two years now. Bold actions by the European Central Bank (ECB) have provided (...)
In 2011, the eurozone sovereign debt crisis was the dominant political and financial theme and this is expected to continue in 2012. All peripheral (...)
The eurozone sovereign debt crisis has been the dominant political and financial theme of the first half of 2011. Even after Greece’s second bail (...)
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In a new episode, BiTV welcomes Gunnar Herm, who is Head of Real Estate Research & Strategy Europe for UBS Asset Management. With him we tackle several (...)