• In your opinion, is it better for capital markets in the long run if Greece defaults?
• France and Germany have recently agreed on the need to recapitalize European banks but fell short of providing details. How effective do you think this plan will be in averting a liquidity crisis?
• In terms of Europe economic outlook, what is your base case scenario? Are there any countries or sectors that you favor in particular?
• Do you think we have seen the bottom for European equities?
• What are the key risks that investors should look out for when it comes to investing in Europe?

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