Tag: greece

After the emphatic "No" vote by Greece’s electorate to agree to Europe’s credit terms, CT has leafed through market research reports to deliver a quick guide to the implications for Greece, Europe, Asia, and major exporters to the country worrying about whether they will be paid.

Eddie Lui Sai-kit, financial controller of COSCO Pacific, talks about chaos of working in Greece and troubled bank relationships.

The European debt crisis has deepened with Spain's borrowing costs surging and Greece unlikely to meet conditions of its aid package, which Asian currencies will be worst affected over the next year?

So India and China are happy to pump more in to bail out Europe via the IMF, Greece has formed a fragile but pro-austerity coalition. Is all safe now? Or should treasurers and CFOs continue to be fearful of a euro collapse? CT asks the experts.

The euro appears to have baselined around 1.23 against the dollar and is now rallying. Given the recent deal to bailout the Spanish banks, what are the chances of a sustained rally? CT asks a series of experts their thoughts.

It's never too late to prepare. This is CT's "Euro Withdrawal Crisis Contingency Plan": advice on what to expect if a country withdraws from the eurozone.