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International Solutions Network, Consulting Company, LLC (ISN) is a boutique capital markets consulting company, focused on facilitating new markets and new solutions for our clients.

 

ISN was founded on the principle that strategic decisions require deep insight across all dimensions of an organization, the capital markets and the global economy. We are unique in our experience, our understanding of the markets, and the environment in which organizations operate. We understand our clients’ goals within the marketplace, and we work closely with them in crafting and implementing strategies to recognize significant value.




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BoE's Posen to quit to head U.S. think tank
LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bank of England policymaker Adam Posen will not seek a second term at the central bank and instead plans to step down in August to head a leading U.S. economic think...



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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A measure of future U.S. economic growth slipped last week, while the annualized growth rate improved modestly, a research group said on Friday.



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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - "Dear God," wrote economist Rajeev Malik as he called on the Almighty to help India's "rudderless" government in a biting critique that underscored a growing frustration at home...

The Euro Crisis Continues

This day and age has provided better insight into the fact that we operate in a global economy. Just as the subprime crisis did not affect only the US; neither has the crisis of the Euro been confined to the European nations. We have seen this before with many currency and debt crises as well as the over exuberance in different markets: In the 1980’s the Latin American Currency crisis came to bear as many countries in the region over-leveraged in an effort to industrialize their countries. In 1997 the Asian Contagion swept through world markets after the devaluation of the Thai Bhat. Of course we all remember the subsequent dot.com boom and bust. This was followed by an overleveraging of the housing markets in the US and Europe that drove the values of real estate to unsustainable levels. Of course during this period of boom, both local and national governments enjoyed newfound wealth as they benefited from the increased tax revenue from this economic boom and from low borrowing costs -- which leads us right back to Europe. Read More