In this part James Knightley talks about another concern related to the UK leaving the EU. Furthermore, he explains what the consequences will be if the UK leaves the EU and what the consequences will be for the banking sector. In the end, he will give a general advice to students from Tilburg University.
In this interview, James Knightley, who is a senior economist at ING London, talks about why Brexit came to the forefront and what his view is on Brexit.
In this newsletter of the A&F Investment, Djanmar Sorber gives an update about what happened in March.
Willem Drees sr. has been prime-minister of The Netherlands from 1948 till 1958. He lead The Netherlands during harsh times. In this article Martin van Tuijl writes about different prime-ministers of The Netherlands. All of them were important for history and examples for current prime-ministers, but also for Martin van Tuijl as a person.
Professor Manconi discusses the idea of replacing traditional “finance” with a holistic approach
In this column dr David Hollanders writes about the Big Short, one of many movies about the financial crisis of 2008…
