Why privatisation is not the panacea for Greece
Paolo Manasse, 30 May 2011How should Greece try to reduce its debt? Some say Greece should privatise some of its ports and tourist hotspots. While on paper such a move might significantly reduce the...
View ArticleCan competition pull along the public sector? Evidence from Indian railways
Sanghamitra Das, Kala Krishna, Sergey Lychagin, Rohini Somanathan, 30 May 2011Since the late 1990s, India has liberalised its economy to an extent unthinkable even 20 years ago. This column looks at...
View ArticleThe Habsburg Empire and the long half-life of economic institutions
Sascha O Becker, Ludger Woessmann, 31 May 2011For centuries, Europe was ruled by empires wielding global influence. This column shows that these empires can leave behind a long-lasting legacy through...
View ArticleThe ECBâs stealth bailout
Hans-Werner Sinn, 1 June 2011The Eurozone crisis lingers on. This column argues that the Eurozone payments system has been operating as a hidden bailout whereby the Bundesbank has been lending money to...
View ArticleHouston, we have a problem: Icelandâs capital controls
Thorvaldur Gylfason, 1 June 2011The global crisis has brought many countries to their knees, none more so than the small island of Iceland whose losses amount to seven times its GDP. Yet while...
View ArticleFull catalogue of Vox eBooks now available
The Editors, 2 June 2011Starting with The First Global Financial Crisis of the 21st Century in June 2008, Vox has published 12 titles with combined downloads of over 125,000. These books are now...
View ArticleEgyptâs demographic pressure â Where and how to create jobs?
Marga Peeters, 2 June 2011After the drama of Egyptâs revolution comes the economic reality â one of the catalysts for regime change was the countryâs high unemployment. This column shows that the...
View ArticleCan money buy happiness? Evidence from industrial wage dispersion
Jörn-Steffen Pischke, 3 June 2011Economists have been venturing into the realm of human emotions for some years now. This column provides a unique approach to investigating the link between income and...
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Numerix and Microsoft: Meeting Todayâs Risk Challenges Event
âItâs very impressive to see the caliber of people and partners that Numerix can bring to us,â --Sroothi Jaikumar, from Bank of the West On February 24th, Microsoft and Numerix hosted a joint...
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Numerix and Hyper Rig Publish White Paper on the Framework for...
The white paper was prepared jointly by both partnering firms and entitled, âA Framework For Real-Time Risk Aggregation.â The study captures a real need in today's market by outlining how to...
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Numerix Hosts Webinar Honoring Top Winners of the Annual Structured...
Top Honors went to Barclays Capital, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley at the U.S. Structured Products Association's (SPA) Second Annual Structured Innovation Awards, held last week in...
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Numerix Celebrates the Opening of Our New Vancouver Office with Geoff Meggs,...
On Wednesday April 6th, Vancouverâs Deputy Mayor, Geoff Meggs, joined Numerix executivesâDr. Gregory Whitten, CEO, and Steven R. OâHanlon, President and COOâin a ribbon cutting ceremony...
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Instrument Valuation Management Is a Concern, Says Xenomorph...
Our partner, Xenomorph, last week released an interesting white paper entitled: âInstrument Valuation Management: management of derivative and fixed income valuations in a multi-asset, multi-model,...
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