Inflation, Deficits and Compounding Debt By Les Nemethy, CEO Euro-Phoenix M&A Advisors Ltd., former World Banker

At the IMF Annual Research Conference on November 9, 2023, Chair Powell stated: “The Federal Open Market Committee is committed to achieving a stance of monetary policy that is sufficiently restrictive to bring inflation down to 2% over time; we are not confident that we have achieved such a stance.” Continue reading “Inflation, Deficits and Compounding Debt By Les Nemethy, CEO Euro-Phoenix M&A Advisors Ltd., former World Banker

Why is Hungary the EU Inflation Leader?
Inflation as a “Hungaricum” By Les Nemethy, CEO Euro-Phoenix M&A Advisors, former World Banker, and Dr. Peter Akos Bod, Economics Professor, former Governor of the Central Bank of Hungary

According to Eurostat’s release dated July 19, 2023, Hungary had by far the highest inflation in the Eurozone—not by a little—roughly triple the EU average and almost double the next highest countries Continue reading “Why is Hungary the EU Inflation Leader?
Inflation as a “Hungaricum” By Les Nemethy, CEO Euro-Phoenix M&A Advisors, former World Banker, and Dr. Peter Akos Bod, Economics Professor, former Governor of the Central Bank of Hungary

Bail-ins: Are your Bank Deposits Safe? By Les Nemethy, CEO Euro-Phoenix M&A Advisors, former World Banker and Leo Rioufrays

Most readers of this column will have heard of bail-outs (e.g. use of government money to stabilize banks and other financial institutions); few will have heard of bail-ins (e.g. where use depositors’ and bondholders’ funds) is used to stabilize banks. Continue reading “Bail-ins: Are your Bank Deposits Safe? By Les Nemethy, CEO Euro-Phoenix M&A Advisors, former World Banker and Leo Rioufrays