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Europe Needs to Allow 'Freedom to Fail'

Fri 01 Jun 12 | 11:30 AM ET
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Europe Needs to Allow 'Freedom to Fail'

Fri 01 Jun 12 | 11:30 AM ET
"We need a huge purge of insolvency of the banking sector, financial sector right across the European Union," Declan Ganley, Libertas chairman, told CNBC. "We need to let capitalism work once again. For the freedom to succeed in the European Union in business you have to allow and guarantee the freedom to fail."

 
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