Reliance on the Dollar. José María Romero
La Razón
Monday 19th of January 2015
Jose Maria Romero, Manager at Equipo Economico, analyzes the causes behind the dollar's strength and its consequences for the rest of the global economy. He especially comments on the effects for the Spanish economy by means of increased exports and Spanish corporate assets in dollars, in addition to for emerging countries.
Ricardo Martinez Rico interviewed about the conclusions of the 5th Edition of Spain Investors Day
Cadena Cope
Thursday 15th of January 2015
Angel Exposito interviewed Ricardo Martinez Rico, CEO of Equipo Economico, and Benito Berceruelo, CEO of Estudio de Comunicación, on the radio program “La Mañana de la Cope” about the conclusions of the 5th Edition of Spain Investors Day.
Data analysis of Spanish multinationals abroad. Ricardo Martinez Rico
El País
Wednesday 14th of January 2015
During an interview coinciding with the holding of the 5th edition of Spain Investors Day (SID), Ricardo Martinez Rico, CEO of Equipo Economico, highlighted the significant increase between 1996 and 2013 in the investment of Spanish multinationals abroad, which has been considered very positive because of the diversification of its businesses in different countries and less reliance on economic cycles in Spain
Easier to reach month end. Manuel de Vicente-Tutor
La Razón
Sunday 30th of November 2014
Manuel de Vicente-Tutor, Managing Partner of Equipo Economico, presents a study case of the improvement in disposable income for an average Spanish household, as a consequence of the tax measures to be implemented in 2015.
Tax incentives to promote the Alternative Investment Market. Irene Carrera
El Economista
Thursday 6th of November 2014
Irene Carrera, Manager at Equipo Economico, analyzes the possibilities of tax incentives for investment in this relevant source of financing for companies in business expansion in relation to the Alternative Investment Market (MAB). This is based on comparison with international best practices in alternative markets for our setting, i.e. the British AIM. She also warns of the tax consequences arising from the fact that the Administration considers that shares of entities admitted to the MAB are not considered as shares admitted for trading as regulated and defined by the European Directive’s securities market.