Titlebook: Cyprus and the Financial Crisis; The Controversial Ba John Theodore,Jonathan Theodore Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137452757EU; bailout; Cyprus; bail-in; haircut; bank deposits; Eurozone; controversial; bank; banking; crisis

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Introduction, the headlines around the world, focusing the minds of investors from New York to London to Hong Kong. Nearly a year after it suffered devastating losses to its banking system in a desperate political arrangement to save Greece, Brussels offered Cyprus a financial .: either the island accepts puniti

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Forever Divided?,e festering and unresolved tensions came to a head in July 1974, when Turkey invoked its rights under the Treaty of Guarantee to take military action and invade the island on behalf of the Turkish community. A possibility that had overshadowed Cypriot affairs and the inter-communal talks since the i

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The Financial Crisis Spreads to Cyprus,age crisis of 2007–8 but had its origins in the macroeconomic policies of at least the past decade. A broad-based consumer boom coupled with ultra-loose monetary policy by central banks in the US and Europe fed a global speculative bubble in real estate and equity markets. The fallout of this gigant

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Economic Recovery and Strategic Challenges,l sovereign and bank debt led the eurozone to fall into a prolonged recession in 2011 as the extent of its problems became fully apparent. This is in contrast to the far stronger growth rates being seen in the United Kingdom and the USA. Furthermore, deflation is now a severe and rising threat to th

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Bail-In and the Future of the Eurozone,dependence. It is clear, however, how integrated the Cypriot story is with the wider issues at work in banking and sovereign finance: both the speculative bubble that provoked the global crisis of 2007–8 and its aftermath, and the unravelling of the eurozone as a political and economic project for p