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23/03/2019

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20/10/2018

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TITULARES VIRAJE DEL TRIBUNAL SUPREMO: EL SUJETO PASIVO DE AJD EN LAS HIPOTECAS ES EL PRESTAMISTA BAZAR: NUEVO SERVICIO PARA LOS USUARIOS 18-X. LICENCIA OBRAS

07/05/2018

Entrevista a la decana del Colegio de Registradores

06/05/2018

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08/03/2018

A partir de la próxima semana daremos comienzo a una serie de talleres en enfocados al manejo de redes sociales para pymes, autónomos y particulares que quieren aprender las herramientas básicas para gestionar páginas de Facebook de manera eficaz y con resultados en el medio plazo.

✅Viernes 16 marzo - Presentación del curso y casos de éxito 10:30h en nuestro estudio ( Alfaz del sol)
✅Viernes 23 marzo - Manejo desde el rol de administrador
✅Viernes 30 marzo - Promoción y programación de campañas efectivas
✅Viernes 6 abril - Manejo de la imagen desde el diseño
✅Viernes 13 abril - Vídeo en redes sociales
✅Viernes 20 abril - Bibliografía esencial para mejorar tus conocimientos

El precio por taller es de 15€ e incluye material didáctico y merienda. ¡Plazas limitadas! ¡Sólo faltas tú!

10/02/2018

Joint press statement by the CNMV and the Banco de España on “cryptocurrencies” and “initial coin offerings” (ICOs).

Lately, there has been a worldwide proliferation of certain assets generally known as “virtual currencies” or “cryptocurrencies”, among which the bitcoin is the most prominent one. These
cryptocurrencies are not backed by a central bank or any other public authority, and while theyare occasionally presented as an alternative to legal tender, their characteristics differ greatly from
the latter:
The acceptance as a mean of payment of a debt or other obligations is not mandatory.
- Their circulation is very limited.
- Their value fluctuates widely, meaning that they cannot be considered as a sound store of value or a stable unit of account.
Debate on this type of asset has, in recent months, seized the attention of the media and the public at large essentially for two reasons. The first is that cryptocurrencies have appreciated
strongly, following typical speculative bubble patterns, accompanied by extreme price changes.
By way of example, the average value of the bitcoin on its main (unregulated) trading platforms increased in 2017 from approximately €850 per unit at the start of the year to over €16,000 by mid-December. Since then, it has moved on a declining trend, with falls in just a single day of up
to 20%. As at 5 Frebuary, its price stood below €5.500, down more than 65% from its December peak.
Anybody who had bought bitcoins in late 2017 and were to sell them today would incur very heavy losses.