Tag Archives: Oren Laurent

Pound-Less Scotland Could Face Euro-Like Troubles

On September 18, Scotland will vote in a referendum on whether the country should end its three-century-long union with England. An independent Scotland may no longer be the distant dream of Scottish right-wingers, but is it a realistic prospect? The SNP are encouraging Scots to vote for independence on the grounds of keeping the pound but will the UK allow an independent Scotland to share it? British Prime Minister David Cameron voiced his opinion on the matter last week, urging Scots to stay in the union, a view which is also shared by Oren Laurent. In this article, Oren gives his views on why this would be the most beneficial solution. Read more…

 

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Thailand’s Battle For Survival

Whilst Thailand is no stranger to protests, thousands of protesters blockaded main roads across Bangkok last week in the latest of a series of demonstrations. Now in their third month, this has led to fears about the stability of south-east Asia’s second largest economy. Thailand has experienced nine coups and more than 20 prime ministers since 1946 and has a history of mild political unrest over the last decade, but indicators are suggesting that the current demonstrations are not the same as those in the past, both politically and economically. With no end to the protests in sight, Oren Laurent takes a look at why things are different this time around, the effects on the country’s growth and whether the economy will be able to pick-up pace once again. Read more..

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Is the Youth Unemployment Crisis Real?

Is there or isn’t there a youth unemployment crisis? Sensationalist daily press certainly tries to make us believe that we are essentially living through an apocalypse with youth unemployment skyrocketing as futures slip down society’s drains. Reuters blogger Zachary Karabell, however, has recently argued that young people are not forced into unemployment but choosing to hold out from the job market until they find their ideal job positions. But can the situation really have been so largely misinterpreted around the world? The answer might lie in a middle ground, for although the unemployment problem cannot be dismissed quite so simply, Karabell seems also right to point to important shift in the employment culture. Banc De Binary’s CEO Oren Laurent explains an alternative way of understanding the new work culture that is seen arising across the world. Read more…

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A Tale Of Two IPOs: Twitter vs Facebook

Internet IPO’s have been big headline news recently. No one can fail to have noticed that Twitter’s initial public offering recently was completely different to the 2012 IPO of its biggest social media rival, Facebook. Twitter wanted to avoid making the same mistake of overpricing but some analysts argued that Twitter failed to raise maximum funds, adding that if it had valued its stock higher for the IPO, it could have easily raised another billion. Was the strategy of the micro-blogging site a success and does the share value and initial demand give us any clues to traders about the firm’s future? Read more…

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