Björgólfur Guðmundsson and his son Björgólfur Thor Björgólfsson cannot explain loans, money transfers for more then 2 billion ISK to at least six companies belonging to them, located in Cyprus, Luxembourg and the island of Tortola (Virgin Island’s main island) The explanation they give is that the only man who can explain the money transfers... »
The newly restored Landsbanki is full of secrets. For a government bank it should seem incredible that the information flow is blocked by the bank director Ásmundur Stefánsson and... »
The Icelandic Parliament started the Special Investigation Commission (SIC) after much public pressure after the economic collapse of the Icelandic financial system. The committee has been said to be a... »
There are very mixed emotions about this decicion of President Ólafur R. Grímsson to refuse to sign the laws, and by that press the matter into a national referendum. On... »
A different view is set forth by Sheldon Filger, a journalist at the Huffington Post and the founder of the Global Economic Crisis website. Some of the people who write... »
One Icelandic blogger is talking about how strange it is to have Magnús Árni Skúlason leading the Indefence group when he was forced to resign as a board member... »
The President of Iceland, Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, refused to sign the laws from the parliament regarding the payments of the ill fated Icesave deal. Apparently 53 thousand people edged... »
UPDATE: The documents seem to be from the court case against Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson from the around 1998 or so. Do not have the exact date at this point. The documents... »
Davið Oddsson the former PM and the former director of the Central Bank of Iceland was just hired as the editor of Morgunblaðið newspaper. Morgunblaðið has been a pillar of... »
The media in Iceland have been accused of being either stupid or under the control of those who are to blame for the economic collapse. Both explanations seem to... »
