Greece: Crisis - Debt - Solution
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
Thursday 11 April 2013, 19:00-21:30Cass Business School, 106 Bunhill Row, London EC1Y 8TZ
Room: LG002
The event will include a lecture by Economist, Financial Analyst and General Secretary of EPAM, Dimitris Kazakis on the history and dynamic of the Greek debt, policies implemented which led to the climax of the debt crisis and his proposal for a possible solution to the issue.
Speaker(s)
Dimitris Kazakis, is an economist/financial analyst with many years of working experience within the Financial Industry having worked for numerous companies in Greece and abroad. Up until November 2011, Dimitris Kazakis was writing articles for many popular newspapers and magazines in Greece some of which are ‘Hellenic Nexus’ and ‘To Pontiki’. Since 2010, Dimitris Kazakis hosts a daily radio show dealing with Economics and Finance while in 2011 he published his first book titled ‘The Greek Pompey, the chronicle of an announced bankruptcy’. Dimitris Kazakis is currently the General Secretary of the United People’s Front (EPAM).Description
Greece is a country with a modern history of 183 years while the history of its external debt has a modern history of 189 years. This lecture will include an extended analysis on the history and dynamic of the Greek debt starting from... the distant 1824 and the very first loans given by the City leading up to the current situation. The relationship between the trends in national debt and politics will be thoroughly examined while Mr. Kazakis, will be presenting his thesis for a possible solution to the major issue of the Greek national debt and the current financial crisis within the Eurozone. His radical thesis includes an extended plan based on the principle of an immediate exit from the Eurozone and the use of the national currency as a basic stimulus for growth through the nationalization of the Greek banking system.Among others, Mr. Kazakis in his lecture will present his own predictions for Greece and the Eurozone in general using his expertize on international economics which led him to become the first economist in Greece who since 2001 had accurately predicted the dramatic increase in Greece’s national debt and the current financial crisis in Europe while since December 2012 he had accurately predicted the Deposits Haircut in Cyprus. The lecture will be concluded by an open discussion with the audience.
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