Bank of England financial stability paper argues policymakers would need to consider 'possibility that precautionary contingent capital instruments lead to wider systemic risks', writes Jill Treanor
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Diamonds and RIM.
By Martha Gill [1] Published 01 June 2012 8:23Diamonds and RIM.
1. RIM doesn’t need to remain Canadian [2] (Reuters)
Research In Motion doesn’t need to remain Canadian, writes Robert Cyran.
2. Study: Buying a house makes people less entrepreneurial [3] (Washington Post)
The recent bust was a rude awakening about the downsides of owning a home, writes Suzy Khimm.
3. Caution urged on contingent capital [4] (Guardian)
Bank of England financial stability paper argues policymakers would need to consider 'possibility that precautionary contingent capital instruments lead to wider systemic risks', writes Jill Treanor
4. High-end luxury looks exposed as China slows [5] (Reuters)
The cancellation of Graff Diamonds’ $1 billion Hong Kong initial public offering is the latest sign that high-end luxury goods companies are losing their shine, writes Wei Gu.
5. The old person smell, in one chart [6](Washington Post)
An international team of researchers have found proof of a phenomena known to scores of grandchildren, writes Sarah Kliff.