Neil Unmack
Neil Unmack is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist based in London. He covers credit markets, hedge funds, and Italy. Previously he was a corporate finance reporter at Bloomberg News in London. He started his career as a financial journalist in 2001 at Euromoney Institutional Investor, where he covered structured finance for EuroWeek magazine. He was educated at Eton College and Oxford University, graduating with a first class degree in modern languages.
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Recent stories
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Greece takes easy way out with bolshy bondholders
Athens is repaying 430 mln euros of bonds that dodged its debt swap. The move may have avoided further panic. And with the government in limbo, there was no leadership to play hardball. But seemingly diverting bailout funds to speculators will inflame domestic sensitivities.
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Euro zone sell-off confined to south, for now
Growing risk of a Greek euro exit has sent Spanish yields soaring and investors rushing for German Bunds. But French debt is far less stressed than during last autumn’s panic. Though investors may be counting on policymakers to contain the fallout, there is room for shocks.
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German yields could get crazier still
Ten-year Bund yields have fallen to 1.5 pct for the first time in over 25 years. Fears of a Greek exit are leading investors to pay up for safety. The trend can continue as long as no one thinks about the likely end of the story: Germany picks up most of the bill for the crisis.
- Euro zone carry trade has limited shelf life
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What happens if Greece runs out of money?
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Don't expect miracles from Europe's growth kitty
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Man Group shareholders face a long hard slog
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Unipol probe may further muzzle Italy powerbrokers
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What would a Spanish bailout look like?
- Ackman gets closer to permanent capital grail
