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Long Term Structuring

Long Term Structuring

  1. Cash infusion by governments ; the easy path
  2. Quantitative easing
  3. Riots in Greece
  4. Iceland : systemic collapse 80% stock collapse
  5. Landbankinn - glitnir ; 3 large banks; 12x GDP

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Founder startup, analytics, creative thinking

2008 financial crisis and impacts on real economy

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