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31/01/2013

30 January 2013 Cyprus debt sustainability: an examination of the options (slide download)

My presentation at a seminar hosted by the European University Cyprus. Mitu Gulati, Professor of Law, Duke University, in Geneva…

27/01/2013

27 January 2013 Central bank “leaker” saved us from bankruptcy

Whether he or she is based in Frankfurt or Nicosia, the person who alerted the opposition Democratic Rally (DISY) to…

16/01/2013

16 January 2013 Cyprus debt: maturity is the only answer

Update with corrections Fiona Mullen, Director Sapienta Economics Ltd Those who talked up the needs of the banks in recent…

14/01/2013

16 January 2013 Cyprus should take the lead against money-laundering

One of the most alarming aspects of the proposed “deposit haircut” being touted in the past week is that it…

21/12/2012

21 December 2013 Cyprus haircut: is it worth it?

**How much do the Cypriot banks hold in Cyprus government bonds?** A report in Der Spiegel on 20 December suggested that the…

24/10/2012

24 October 2012 Is Cyprus debt really sustainable?

Why direct bank recap is critical for Cyprus By Fiona Mullen, Director Sapienta Economics Ltd Published in hard copy on…

25/07/2012

25 July 2012 Cyprus has a growing housing stock overhang

If you are wondering why the real estate market has been doing so badly lately, the recently released data on…

23/05/2012

23 May 2012 Cyprus: when will the pain stop? (slide download)

Speech given to the accountants’ organization ICPAC outlining several pessimistic scenarios for Cyprus, including disaster for Laiki, a rise in…

22/05/2012

22 May 2012 Cyprus should seek “standby” EU funding now

The announcement last week that the government had guaranteed that it would buy up to EUR 1.8 bln shares in Cyprus Popular Bank (Laiki) if the bank cannot find other investors was welcome at a time when the news from Greece just kept getting worse.

13/04/2011

13 April 2011 Are Cypriot banks ready for the EU stress tests?

Cypriot banks would stay the right side of Basel II even with a 50% haircut of Greek sovereign debt but would drop below the stricter level set for the EU-wide stress tests, according to our analysis.

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