| Author (Person) | Mallet, Victor |
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| Series Title | Financial Times |
| Series Details | 5.10.11 |
| Publication Date | 05/10/2011 |
| Content Type | News |
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Lead and overview article in a FT: Special Report - Investing in Spain 2011. Victor Mallet examines the options available to cope with what appears to be a bleak future for Spain. Other features in the Special Report include: IPOs: Plans for flotations face choppy seas. Miles Johnson finds that a high volume of offerings is closely linked to the economy’s ills Finance: Small banks remain in need of funding from taxpayers. No end in sight to capital shortage, says Victor Mallet Stock exchanges: Bourse still dominates at home. The BME keeps its grip despite EU liberalisation, says Miles Johnson Inward investment: Contrarians hover, ready to snap up distressed assets. Eastern investors and private equity are making initial forays, writes Miles Johnson Inter-Iberian relations: Portuguese ties strengthen in wake of crisis. Investment and trade are increasingly integrated, reports Peter Wise Guest column: One country, one brand is the way to appeal to investors. Having 17 small markets with different regulations and taxes is a liability, writes Balbino Prieto Unemployment: No agreement on how to fix dysfunctional jobs market. Rigid laws hamper response to crisis, says Victor Mallet Renewable energy: Subsidy cuts cause crisis of confidence Cantabaria: A move to replace sun, sea and sangria with a more cultured view. The popularity of the region’s mountain valleys has resulted in several large hotel redevelopments to cater for the new wave of tourists, writes Miles Johnson Politics: Opposition leader hopes his hour has finally come Football: Big two may kill off league system |
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| Countries / Regions | Spain |
