22 November 2012

Take 15: Eurozone Crisis: Is the End in Sight? (Video)

Posted In: History & Geopolitics

Wolfgang Münchau, the European economic columnist for the Financial Times and the managing director at Eurointelligence.com, discusses the current state of the eurozone crisis and potential resolutions. He explains potential implications of a breakup and the costs and benefits to various countries across the region.

This episode of the Take 15 Series was originally released on 7 November 2012.

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Tags: European Sovereign Debt Crisis, Eurozone, Take 15, Videos

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Ron Rimkus, CFA

Ron Rimkus, CFA, was Director of Economics & Alternative Assets at CFA Institute, where he wrote about economics, monetary policy, currencies, global macro, behavioral finance, fixed income and alternative investments, such as gold and bitcoin (among other things). Previously, he served as SVP and Director of Large-cap Equity Products for BB&T Asset Management, where he led a team of research analysts, 300 regional portfolio managers, client service specialists, and marketing staff. He also served as a Senior Vice President and Lead Portfolio Manager of large-cap equity products at Mesirow Financial. Rimkus earned a BA degree in economics from Brown University and his MBA from the Anderson School of Management at UCLA. Topical Expertise: Alternative Investments · Economics