Mr. Ersintepe shares an interesting, but mostly forgotten investment opportunity with us: the (organic) food industry. He explains why this sector should not be overlooked by the investor community.
In this edition of the Stock Exchange Robert van Loon explains why the traditional approach to the portfolio theory does not apply anymore in the rapidly developing, modern financial markets.
A deepening interview with dr. Mathijs Bouman. He gives his frank opinions on a variety of topics like the role of central banks, Europe, and several national economies.
He explains why central banks are good at suppressing inflation as opposed to stimulating economies. Moreover, he reveals his views on Europe and supports a more centralized banking union. Furthermore, he judges the French, Italian, and German national economies and provides students with some useful tips and tricks.
Paul and Melissa spoke to Mr. Jansen, Marketing Director of ASN Bank N.V., about ASN Bank and its focus on sustainable investments. They inquired after the importance of sustainable investments, the criteria to be qualified as such and the worldwide development of sustainable investing.
Nout Wellink, the former president of De Nederlandsche Bank (the Dutch Central Bank) and currently working as the independent non-executive director at the Bank of China, was interviewed by Sanne and Max. He describes the cultural differences between the Netherlands and China he experiences when working in China. Moreover, he gives his frank opinion on the growth rate of the Chinese economy and the country’s changing market situation.
Cees Smit, managing director of the investment company “Today’s Beheer”, continues his last column about bullying banks. Politics chooses the side of the poor entrepreneurs. The banks are being bullied again in the discussion on interest rate derivatives (swaps).
