Showing posts with label iceland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iceland. Show all posts
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Icelandic Crisis
Icelandic banks gave out a whole lot of loans in Kronurs that were in fact
a currency speculation. Apparently, the Icelandic Court has ruled that
the balance due is based on the amount in Kronurs. Iceland voters in an initiative rejected
paying back their bail out.
I since found a detailed article that showed that this was a rejection of a deal at one point and since the referendum was put on the table, another better deal was offered to Iceland. Thus the no was a foregone conclusion since the voters would not accept a deal when they were already offered a better one.
Labels:
financial responsibility,
financial system,
iceland
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Iceland Votes No on Bail Out Repayment!
I reported on Iceland scheduling a referendum on whether
it should pay back its bailout.
The voters appear to have voted no repayment on the bailout.
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