According to my calculations, should Europe be successful in making Britain pay £1 billion in emergency funding to Greece from taxpayers’ money, that would equate to £1,445 for each person …
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Does a regulatory authority have a responsibility to shareholders, FX companies and customers alike? Most certainly it does
What is really worse? Low trading volumes, or a single black swan event? Andrew Saks-McLeod takes a look at the dichotomy between two scenarios
LeapRate Managing Editor Andrew Saks-McLeod takes a close look at what Switzerland’s motives could be for removing the EURCHF 1.20 floor on January 15, 2015, an historic day which is …
LeapRate’s Russian editor Maria Nikolova explains why high interest rates and rapid inflation benefit indebted commercial enterprises, and provides a profound economic lesson learned by purchasing a plastic cup for …
Andrew Saks-McLeod looks at the structure of regulatory authorities in areas with a populous FX industry and examines which have the customers’ interests covered
Andrew Saks-McLeod takes a look at current factors which separate the FX industry in London from the commodities sector, as well as innate factors which serve to create a dichotomy …
LeapRate Forex Weekly Look Back – Week of November 10th Myfxbook CySEC | https://leaprate.com/7ruw1 IronFX | https://leaprate.com/hefME US Retail Forex | https://leaprate.com/NGUac Op-ed | https://leaprate.com/ubqcJ The Acuity Factor | https://leaprate.com/9BQU8 …
The disparity between London’s financial sector and the remainder of not only Britain but the entire European continent is at its widest ever. Andrew Saks-McLeod looks at macro-economic factors which …
Economies of scale, M&A, and high-profile takeovers have dominated the headlines recently as large firms continue to expand, whilst smaller firms feel the pinch due to low volatility, immense competition …
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