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  • BETTER FINANCE Urges To Put Employee Share Ownership At The Core Of Efforts To Tackle The Corona-Induced Financial Crisis

    Date 22/05/2020

    With the current crisis calling for a tightening of the link between employees and their companies, especially in the case of SMEs, BETTER FINANCE’s member organisation  EFES, the European Federation of Employee Share Ownership, launched a concrete proposal on how to co-opt Employee Share Ownership (ESO) to help fund companies under threat of bankruptcy from the pandemic and complement governments in their struggle against the fallout from the crisis.

  • Nigerian Stock Exchange Weekly Market Report For May 22nd 2020

    Date 22/05/2020

    A total turnover of 1.718 billion shares worth N18.849 billion in 26,367 deals were traded this week by investors on the floor of the Exchange, in contrast to a total of 926.418 million shares valued at N9.768 billion that exchanged hands last week in 20,910 deals.

  • SEC Charges Owner Of Film Distribution Company With Defrauding Publicly Traded Fund

    Date 22/05/2020

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced charges against William Sadleir, the owner of a film distribution company, for defrauding a publicly traded fund of at least $13.8 million. 


  • Britons Bemused By Bitcoin, Bitstocks Finds - Bitstocks Continues On Its Mission To Educate, As New Research Indicates Bitcoin Is Still Misunderstood

    Date 22/05/2020

    Bitstocks, an established UK-based Bitcoin market advisory and educational media house, has spent the last couple of weeks broadcasting bitcoin across the airwaves in an attempt to re-educate the UK about the utility of bitcoin and blockchain technology.

  • BIS - Dealing With Covid-19: Understanding The Policy Choices

    Date 22/05/2020

    Key takeaways

    • Containment policies save lives but restrict economic activity. Standard approaches to accounting for the value of human lives lend support to these policies despite their high short-term economic costs.
    • Integrated epidemic-macroeconomic models provide a coherent framework for quantifying the costs and benefits of containment policies. Part of the benefit comes from limiting externalities that would otherwise arise if social distancing were purely voluntary.
    • Standard epidemiological and economic parameters suggest that several months of strict containment policies that lead to as much as a 30% decline in GDP for the period of the lockdown could be preferable to alternatives with more casualties and a less severe recession.

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