![]() Damien Wood Head of Research, Spectrum Asset Management Limited (at time of writing)
DAMIEN WOOD | FRIDAY, 19 OCT 2018 The saying goes that a rising tide floats all boats. In the land of credit, it has been a king tide enabling almost anyone to get a loan or issue a bond - as long the interest paid was high enough. This works fine when someone else is willing to refinance ... Read more DAMIEN WOOD | THURSDAY, 29 MAR 2018 Years from now, when historians look at the "big ease" after the "great recession" of 2008, we suspect the reviews of some central bankers of the recent era will not be favourable. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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