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Breakdown in social cohesion causes hyperinflation

April 9, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Earlier today, in an attempt to combat the business slump caused by the coronavirus, the UK tore up the economics textbooks by embracing direct central bank financing of the government’s […]

At the sharp end

April 8, 2020 Comments are Disabled

For anyone working in the financial markets of G20 countries, ‘compliance’ means adherence to a set of laws and regulations governing who can have access to the financial system. Compliance […]

Tokens will remake markets and geopolitics

April 6, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Tokens—smart digital claims on assets—are going to completely remake financial markets, predicts author and technologist David Birch. Meanwhile, China’s state-backed digital currency experiment could accelerate a global power shift from […]

The virus

April 3, 2020 Comments are Disabled

It’s a hat trick. With uncanny timing, Robert Shiller has done it again. The Nobel prize-winning Yale University professor warned of irrational exuberance at the peak of the 2000 dot.com […]

The new financial investigators

April 3, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin operate in a radically different way to the banking system, and they are generating new forms of investigative work. Anyone with a bank account has an IBAN […]

Gold market liquidity seizes up

March 25, 2020 Comments are Disabled

A breakdown in the supply chain for deliveries of physical gold is causing a dramatic deterioration in the liquidity of the wholesale gold market. According to Ross Norman, a commentator […]

Cutting the risk of exchange

March 19, 2020 Comments are Disabled

A few minutes or two days? In dangerous financial times, the time it takes to settle a transaction—exchange cash for goods—is vital. Now gold market participants are using new tech […]

Gold and bitcoin primed for a rebound?

March 17, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Investors seeking refuge from the equity market meltdown in gold and bitcoin have so far faced losses. But this is a buying opportunity in both assets, say market observers. Amidst […]

Whose backstop?

March 17, 2020 Comments are Disabled

Welcome to the new financial system. Same as the old one? On the face of it, the philosophical differences between centralised and decentralised finance (or ‘CeFi’ and ‘DeFi’, for short) […]

UK ponders negative rates on e-cash

March 13, 2020 Comments are Disabled

When trying to stimulate economies by imposing negative interest rates, central banks run into a problem: they can’t stop money leaking out of the banking system and into cash. Around […]

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Breakdown in social cohesion causes hyperinflation

At the sharp end

Tokens will remake markets and geopolitics

The virus

The new financial investigators

Gold market liquidity seizes up

Cutting the risk of exchange

Gold and bitcoin primed for a rebound?

Whose backstop?

UK ponders negative rates on e-cash

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