Estonia
Estonia upgraded on euro accession; Ireland knocked down on banks’ weakness...
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Fitch lifts Estonian credit rating two notches, citing benefits of eurozone membership and strong fiscal performance; Moody’s downgrades Ireland on poor growth projections, worries over bad bank
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Bond investors are looking to the relative safety of Poland and the Czech Republic as the Eurozone debt crisis takes toll on eastern Europe’s smaller economies.
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Reforming state pensions is a top priority in Europe as governments attempt to plug huge deficits exacerbated by the global financial crisis. Andrew Sheen examines the current state of European pensions...
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Time for action
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The impact of the financial crisis on pension provision globally cannot be overstated. From outright theft of private pension assets in that perennial economic basket case Argentina to the more subtle moves by former Eastern Bloc states such as Estonia...
OECD blasts eastern European pension contribution grab
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Moves by several eastern European governments to siphon private pension contributions into state systems as a result of the global financial crisis have been blasted as damaging and unsustainable by the head of pension policy at the Paris-based Organisation...
Nordic bank SPVs start work on bad Baltic loans
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Nordic banks are beginning the long process of tidying up their bad Baltic property loans, with all four of the most exposed institutions creating special purpose vehicles (SPVs) in the last couple of months to take ownership of loan collateral. The strategy...
Nord Pool Spot expands into Estonia
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Nordic power exchange, Nord Pool Spot, has announced plans to incorporate Estonia into its pricing area for physical power from April 2010.
Carbon market absorbs Poland and Estonia court ruling
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Carbon prices have remained steady following the ruling by the European Union's Court of First Instance on September 23 to allow Poland and Estonia to increase their emissions allowances for the second phase of Europe's emissions trading scheme from 2008-2012....
Carbon market prices in Poland and Estonia emissions win
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Carbon traders remain optimistic about the market's outlook despite the ruling by the European Union’s Court of First Instance to allow Poland and Estonia to increase their emissions allowances for the second phase of Europe’s emissions trading scheme...
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