Jeffry Pilcher at the Financial Brand posted this excellent presentation on Slideshare last week about the do's and do not's of social finance: View more presentations from Jeffry Pilcher. The presentation outlines what you need to know to implement Web 2.0 tools that accomplish real business objectives: The hardcore realities behind all the Web 2.0…
So we've seen major US banks announcing great results in the last week with Citi dropping in with $1.6 billion after almost two years of losses; JPMorgan $2.1 billion; Goldman $1.8 billion; Wells Fargo (reporting Wednesday 22nd) expected to post $3 billion; and Bank of America reporting $4.2 billion profits at lunchtime today. This is…
So we've seen major US banks announcing great results in the last week with Citi dropping in with $1.6 billion after almost two years of losses; JPMorgan $2.1 billion; Goldman $1.8 billion; Wells Fargo (reporting Wednesday 22nd) expected to post $3 billion; and Bank of America reporting $4.2 billion profits at lunchtime today. This is…
So we've seen major US banks announcing great results in the last week with Citi dropping in with $1.6 billion after almost two years of losses; JPMorgan $2.1 billion; Goldman $1.8 billion; Wells Fargo (reporting Wednesday 22nd) expected to post $3 billion; and Bank of America reporting $4.2 billion profits at lunchtime today. This is…
My friends at Euro Conventions are organising their 22nd European Finance Convention in Lisbon, Portugal on 19th and 20th May. Keynotes and panels consist of many leading luminaries in the EU, including: Erik Berglöf, Chief Economist & Special Adviser to the President, EBRD, United KingdomJavier Ariztegui, Deputy Governor, Bank of Spain Adrzej Reich, Financial System Group,…
My friends at Euro Conventions are organising their 22nd European Finance Convention in Lisbon, Portugal on 19th and 20th May. Keynotes and panels consist of many leading luminaries in the EU, including: Erik Berglöf, Chief Economist & Special Adviser to the President, EBRD, United KingdomJavier Ariztegui, Deputy Governor, Bank of Spain Adrzej Reich, Financial System Group,…
Reading the Twitterati live from the G20 Protest on April 1st, it ended with a peaceful day. Some said the police were too assertive, but there was not the mass riot everyone predicted and so the government and police thought it was triumph of control over anarchy. Possibly. However, since the events unfurled, there have…
There's a good dialogue going on over at the blog last week about "What's Next?", with Paul P and Paul W debating whether economist Carlota Perez is right or wrong in her view that this crisis reflects the restructuring of the world's economies thanks to the network revolution. Bearing in mind the old comment: Q: …
