Will US Treasury yields hurt private equity boom?
September 14, 2020
GIC Board Member, J Paul Horne discusses Federal Reserve Strategy and Private Equity, originally in a letter to the Financial Times on August 31, 2020.
College of Central Bankers series: Court’s implicit rejection of basic EU tenet would give cause for concern
August 4, 2019
GIC Board Member, J Paul Horne’s report on the EU and the European Central Bank was published by The Financial Times and is used with permission.
College of Central Bankers series: Investors need to be aware of the other bond bubble
June 20, 2019
GIC Board Member, J Paul Horne’s report on European and Japanese government bonds was published by The Financial Times and is used with permission.
Europe’s Parliamentary Elections Roil Europe’s Economic Outlook
June 14, 2019
GIC Board Member, J Paul Horne’s report on the results of the European Parliamentary elections was published by The European Institute at the University of Maryland (www.europeaninstitute.org/ ) and is used with permission.
Italy’s 2019 Budget Worries the EU and Global Markets
October 26, 2018
GIC Board Member, J Paul Horne’s report on the on the implications of the Italian budget battle was published by the Bertelsmann Foundation in cooperation with The European Institute at the University of Maryland.
Brexit Accelerates Business Exodus
August 15, 2017
Banks, insurers, businesses and European Union (EU) agencies based in the UK are accelerating their moves to assure full access in the EU, the world’s largest financial-economic area.
Of Politics and the Euro
April 29, 2017
GIC board member J. Paul Horne shares his comments on implications of the first round of France’s presidential election on 23 April and the likely, but not certain, outcome of the run-off between Macron and Le Pen on 7 May. The report was published by The European Institute, a Washington-based think tank promoting trans-Atlantic relations that […]
Keep ’em Guessing, Like in the Old Days
February 4, 2014
GIC Board Member Paul Horne argues that the markets today are "babied."