Showing posts with label losses NAMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label losses NAMA. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Economics 09/09/2009: Has the Green Party Leadership Sold the Country for a Broom?

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Gutless and short of any sort of vision! The Green Party leadership (per RTE here ) has announced a series of "significant changes"...
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Monday, August 31, 2009

Economics 31/08/2009: Myths of Nama's Parrots

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The Sunday papers revealed to me the bizarre lack of independent and critical thinking amongst our senior journalists on the matters of po...
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Economics 26/08/09: Nama debate gone dirty

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I have missed today's debate between Alan Ahearne and Brian Lucey, although as far as I understand Dr Ahearne failed to actually face Br...
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Sunday, August 16, 2009

Economics 16/08/2009: Alan Ahearne on NAMA - not an ounce of sense

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Alan Ahearne has decided to produce a definitive defense of NAMA in today's Sunday Business Post ( here ). And I would have to respond. ...
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Saturday, August 1, 2009

Economics 1/08/2009: NAMA - alternatives Part IV

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June 2009 paper from the IMF, titled The Economics of Bank Restructuring: Understanding the Options by Augustin Landier and Kenichi Ueda i...
Thursday, July 30, 2009

Economics 29/07/2009: NAMA time horizon

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Peter Bacon on today's Morning Ireland has stated that the time horizon for the real estate cycle built into NAMA assumptions is betwe...
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Economics 28/07/09: NAMA & Liam Carroll's Case

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Of course, the news is in - NAMA got Cabinet approval around 7 pm tonight. This does not change much - we still have a battle to wage to ens...
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Monday, July 27, 2009

Economics 27/07/2009: NAMA, ILandP rate hike, US home sales and redemptions

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So NAMA failed the first day of Cabinet debate . We know this much - even RTE managed to issue a post, although the Montrose boys lacking a...
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Saturday, July 25, 2009

Economics 25/07/2009: NAMA Presentation

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So NAMA ... where can it lead us? This is a question I tried to answer for today's very engaging event. I would like to thank all the pa...
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