Border tensions are high, information on the conflict zone is incomplete and misleading, and soft-tone diplomacy is not doing the trick. As conflict resolution remains out of sight, international sanctions against Russia are increasingly likely to continue for longer, translating into higher volatility for Russian assets.
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The objective of this analysis is to quantify the risk of a potential debt or currency crisis, and outline the impact on the Russian and Eurozone economies. Our main conclusions are :
Helena Clijsters , Geneviève Hamende , Isabelle Rome , Tomasz Orpiszewski , September 2014
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See online : Russia well-positioned against non-energy sanctions in the short term
This research paper focuses on the inseparable relationship between implied repo rates and equity index total return swaps. Written by Stuart Heath, Director Equity & Index R&D at Eurex, it covers the various aspects and calculations of both repo rates and the (...)
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