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Euroland catches a does of 'Enronitis'
The Enron affair appears to be the main culprit preventing Euroland from landing on its feet. “Euro-zone’s equity markets would definitely have gone up if Enron hadn’t created a new wave of panic,” says Gilles Meshaka, head of European equity management at CDC IXIS Asset Management in Paris. He believes ...
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Still hope for Taiwan
Asian countries still have a long way to go in the evolution of open, comprehensive and well-funded pensions systems. Each one has its own obstacles to overcome but Taiwan is typical of many in that it currently has a restrictive system that simply doesn’t work. Benefits for employees in the ...
