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About Graham Bishop:
In these times of unprecedented uncertainty over the EU and the euro, Graham Bishop brings his own unique perspective on where we are now, and how new regulations could affect the financial services industry in the future.
Graham is engaged with the key European participants in this rapidly changing environment: Investors, issuers (government and private), politicians, officials, central bankers, providers of the market infrastructure, academics, the media and other interested parties.
Our contacts span the EU: at the European level, they include the Parliament, Commission and Central Bank as well as representative bodies and think tanks. In many Member States, contacts cover the same breadth of participants. Our aim is to bring our members into contact with others in these groups and, especially, the opinions that flow from participants with such different perspectives.
Our proximity to European policy formation stems from Graham’s standing with the European Commission, the European Central Bank and European Parliament. This enables us to interpret economic and political developments with authority and insight. Moreover, we have close links with many think tanks in London and Brussels and the Brussels for Breakfast meetings in many EU financial centres give a particular insight into the interaction of market participants and regulators around the EU.
This network keeps Graham in close touch with both market sentiment and the structural changes that are underway. Correspondingly, it enables Graham to maintain an independence of thinking that involves the members of our services so that they can make a full contribution to the financial services debate throughout Europe.
About this Website
This Website is designed to bring our clients the direct insights that flow from Graham’s position as a leading technical analyst of economic and structural developments in the financial markets of Europe.
Articles, including those by Graham, that are older than three years can be viewed by all visitors to the site. Subscribers to the site and Consultancy clients can access all articles and can be alerted to items added to categories of particular interest to them.