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Analysis
Risk in numbers: Spain
With respect to macroeconomic imbalances, Spain has severe exposure to fiscal risks (the potential for sovereign debt default due to unsustainable borrowing practices), inflation, government debt and budget balance. The current account deficit level is also worrisome, especially compared to the rest of Western Europe, however, the trade balance is ...
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Risk in numbers: Sweden
With respect to macroeconomic imbalances, Sweden seems currently well positioned and comparatively little exposed. A low budget deficit means the risk of fiscal austerity measures and/or a sovereign debt crisis is very remote, while the large current account surplus and low inflation environment point to favourable external competitiveness, especially with ...
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Risk in numbers: Norway
Thanks to a well diversified economy, sound economic policies and - not least - its oil wealth, Norway remains the least risky of the Nordic nations. Low exposure to fiscal risks, a high current account surplus, low inflation and a high budget surplus all contribute to an enviably sound and ...
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Risk in numbers: Finland
With its Nordic peer group, Finland shares good economic fundamentals such as low inflation, relatively low government debt and low exposure to fiscal risks. In its favour it can also count a low budget deficit, which it seeks to narrow further in 2013. Some risks remain, however, above all the ...
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Risk in numbers: Denmark
Denmark has a relatively low exposure to macroeconomic imbalances, especially compared with its western European peers. The country’s low current risk score is predominantly the result of low inflation, a high current account surplus and low fiscal risk. The flip side to Denmark’s high current account surplus, however, is that ...
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Risk InnovationCountry report: Spain
The economic crisis in Spain has led to an increased awareness among senior executives of how risk must be managed globally
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CommentStrategicRISK Video Interview with Anne Charon
The chief executive of Zurich General Insurance in France gives her views on the middle market there and discusses Zurich’s new fleet management product
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Risk InnovationFrance - La France peut-elle encore espérer retrouver le chemin de la croissance ?
L’économie française n’est pas à genoux, mais le chemin est semé d’embûches
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Risk InnovationSpain - how is the country coping with the financial meltdown?
Iberian companies are having to innovate to beat the recession
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Risk InnovationGermany - how much longer can eurozone's powerhouse prop up failing members?
Imagination is key to developing effective risk management solutions
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Risk InnovationFrance - How long can the country avoid the damaging effects of the eurozone’s troubles?
France’s economy is not in tatters, but the outlook is fraught with danger
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Risk InnovationVinicio Cellerini, Chief executive officer, Zurich Global Corporate UK
Innovation that works
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Risk Innovation
Alain Wijnants, Chief executive, Zurich Global Corporate Benelux
Pushing the boundries
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Risk InnovationScandinavia – success through collaboration and ingenuity
A sophisticated understanding of risk. How four nations are addressing pressures at home and abroad
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Risk InnovationThe Netherlands has long lived with risk – now it is embracing it in the boardroom
National stereotypes aside, the fact that one of the great national myths of the Netherlands is the story of the boy who kept his finger in the dyke and so saved hundreds of people from drowning is surely a sign of a society that understands the importance of risk awareness.
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