A crisis like this one shows that the risk is global.

There is no transmission from human to human so far with a mutation of the virus. We are not there at the moment, but it is the responsibility for the WHO to look at this. . . . There is no reason to panic.

The situation is far healthier. The risk of another Asian crisis is very low.

We see a substantial risk of a financial crisis as an integral part of an Icelandic 2006-2007 recession. The funding squeeze of the banks will probably force them to reduce lending to domestic players, and force a sell off of external assets.

The worst situation is a panic situation. There is no reason to panic.

There is no reason to panic.