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SpaceX: What the IPO means for Greek pension funds

SpaceX: What the IPO means for Greek pension funds

The largest IPO in history and how it enters pension fund portfolios “automatically.” The three risks and the answers. Written by Christos Bakas, Konstantinos Nikolaou.

The cost of carbon is changing the game in the European economy

The cost of carbon is changing the game in the European economy

CBAM as a pillar shaping the future European economy. What the critical elements are. Written by Dim. Kainourgios, Ath. Katevatis and Al. Tsioutsios.

The summer truce for prices and the... first autumn rains

The summer truce for prices and the... first autumn rains

As an agreement, it is absolutely welcome. Frozen prices for two months and a calm summer. Let us not harbor illusions, however. It did not solve the problem of high prices, nor the distortions in the market.

The “water torture” of elections

The “water torture” of elections

We have democracy and the elections will take place, at some point until the lawful expiration of the government's term. The issue is what we do until then. The long pre-election period has a cost to the quality of governance.

Germany in Greece’s footsteps

Germany in Greece’s footsteps

At the beginning of the 21st century, Germany asked for and received Greece’s political support for the non-automatic imposition of sanctions due to violation of the Stability Pact. However, in 2010 it itself demanded its strict observance for Greece. Sixteen years later, Germany is preparing to adopt reforms from Greece.

Greenspan: The man who built the global debt economy

The iconic central banker passed away at the age of one hundred. He left behind a legacy of extreme risk and permanent state rescue of the markets. Written by Ath. Ch. Papandreou.

The EU's bet on unified supervision against financial crime

The new supervisory mechanism begins its operations in Frankfurt. Expectations are high for combating dirty money. Written by Spyros Papathanasiou and Maria Kaini.

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