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The Time of David: David and the Libertarians Couched Their Stance on Distributed Ownership of the Banks

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David Oddsson and the liberals around him initially wanted to see that the ownership of the banks after privatization would be distributed and no one would be allowed to buy more than just a few percent of them. So this changed and all of a sudden there was talk of ballast investors and selling half a share. Fathers Reynir Traustason and Jón Trausti Reynisson have written a great book about the time of David in which they shed light on the diffe…
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David Oddsson and the liberals around him initially wanted to see that the ownership of the banks after privatization would be distributed and no one would be allowed to buy more than just a few percent of them. So this changed and all of a sudden there was talk of ballast investors and selling half a share. Fathers Reynir Traustason and Jón Trausti Reynisson have written a great book about the time of David in which they shed light on the diffe…

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DV broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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