Audition de Jacques Attali et réformes de l’impôt sur le revenu et de la CSG – Public Sénat
Le 4 février 2015, la commission spéciale chargée d’examiner le projet de loi Macron entend Jacques Attali, président de la Fondation Positive Planet.
Le 4 février 2015, la commission spéciale chargée d’examiner le projet de loi Macron entend Jacques Attali, président de la Fondation Positive Planet.
Interview de Jacques Attali à l’occasion du Dîner D’Affaires Club Efficience du 16 juin 2016sur la thématique du Financement des PME en Afrique.
Main pivot, insuring alone the survival of the euro, without any assistance from the EU’s executive bodies, the European Central Bank (ECB) is today obliged to do exactly the opposite of what is set out by the Treaties: lending to States in order to finance their debts…
The current discussions, around the world, and in particular in France, on how the fate of companies is sealed, illustrates the view that old capitalism, the one in which those who hold capital grant or deny the breath of life to companies, is outdated…
The situation on global financial markets may be changing, with very significant consequences for all the different societies, once again giving evidence of the extraordinary interdependence of economies and nations of the world. And further proof that the current crisis is far from over…
Two seemingly distant events, come before us once more, and they tell us a lot about our times and our future: the sudden closure of state broadcaster ERT, a move that reportedly affects about 2,700 jobs and the battle to include or exclude the film and audiovisual industry in the major EU-US trade talks which will soon begin…
One of the most unexpected and interesting effects of the Cyprus crisis has been to shed light on the emerging role, which they will increasingly play, of virtual currencies, in the staggering degree of change in modern finance, for better or for worse.
Each country, clearly, looks at the world from the top of its bell-tower. And the landscape of France, at the moment, seen from this perspective, is not particularly exciting…
The case of Cyprus reminds us of a simple principle: in an area under the rule of law, there is no room for a community that does not comply with it. And as we cannot accept an area where rights are not respected in Marseille, likewise we cannot accept it in Cyprus either…