by Richard Harris | Jun 30, 2016 | Writer
Cry my Beloved Country published in the South China Morning Post: After the break-up. Vote Leave narrowly won the Brexit referendum and “regained control over the economy”. Control over the stock markets (which have crashed), control over the Gilt markets (UK...
by Richard Harris | Jun 24, 2016 | Writer
Travails of banking published in SCMP: Travails of banking One of the rites of adulthood is opening a bank account – mine was in 1974 when I went to HSBC and said, “I’d like to open a bank account please”. “With whom?” “Whoever has lots of money!” Opening a bank...
by Richard Harris | Jun 16, 2016 | Writer
The World after the Referendum published in the SCMP: HK to take hit as Brexit vote brings ill wind of change Fools rush in where angels fear to tread – and so do I. The Brexit issue is generating far more heat than light and most of the debate has been based...
by Richard Harris | Jun 10, 2016 | Writer
Breaking up is so hard to do In the SCMP: Brexit all lies and emotion By some accident of history, I find myself able to vote in the U.K. Brexit referendum. I am ambivalent. Do I stay or do I go? I want facts; but every source of information in our digital world is...
by Richard Harris | Jun 2, 2016 | Writer
Boom or bust, correlated global markets move together. published in South China Morning Post: 20160602 Investment safe havens hard to find in an interconnected world, 2 June, 2016 It was the dead of night in the heart of China, in the core of the capital...
by Richard Harris | May 27, 2016 | Writer
China is widely blamed for the massive lay-offs in the industry worldwide and its competitors are imposing heavy dumping duties on its products. How China handles that positioning will influence how protectionist the world becomes. published in the South China...
