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Nikola Filipov

Nikola Filipov graduated in "Investment Management" from the University of Reading, specialized in "Business Analysis and Valuation" from the London School of Economics and Social Sciences (LSE) and "Finance" from the National University of World Economy. He has a master's degree from HENLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL in Investment Management. Nikola currently holds the position of Managing Partner of "Innovo Investment Management". Member of the Board of Directors of EKIP.

Trump and Saudi Arabia - from enemies to allies?

Trump and Saudi Arabia

Trump made his first visit as head of state to Saudi Arabia. In Riyadh, he signed the largest military equipment deal in history, worth a total of $350 billion (or at least a preliminary agreement for it). It is important to note that as president of the largest economy and military …

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The economic promises of the parties – harmful even before they fail

Ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, we are witnessing one of the strangest election campaigns in recent years. This is a campaign in which political parties are falling into heavy populism, promising us a flood of absurdities - economic growth of 6-7% per year, doubling pensions, huge increases in the average and minimum wage...

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Where did the rulers go wrong?

Yesterday, the ruling coalition lost the presidential elections in an extremely difficult way. The main reason for this is, of course, not the BSP party itself, but above all the negative vote of the people against our entire political class. This protest vote is to some extent a natural continuation of the trend of similar events in the Western …

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Hillary Clinton's Tax Policy – Socialism on Steroids

Following the commentary we published on the first elements of Republican candidate Donald Trump's economic policy, we continue with a look at Hillary Clinton's tax policy. The presidential campaign in the United States is interesting to say the least, and as the election approaches, it is becoming increasingly complicated. The final outcome will have a significant impact on both …

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Unconditional basic income – an emanation of populism and a misunderstanding of how a market economy functions

The topic of “Unconditional Basic Income” has been increasingly talked about in the last few years. Most commentators with at least a basic understanding of economics and finance have not paid serious attention to the topic, but unfortunately, public interest in the idea is likely to grow. Most recently, the Swiss strongly opposed …

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Investments in conditions of economic uncertainty - Bulgaria 2015-2016

Business forecasts about the future state of the economic climate have a significant impact on investment in an economy. Theoretically, increased economic uncertainty invariably leads to a decrease in investment activity (Bloom 2014 and Jurado et al. 2015). However, its quantitative measurement is a difficult undertaking. Economics uses an extremely diverse set of methods to …

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