05/18/2013
Monetarists across the world have warned that the International Monetary Fund and the Bank for International Settlements are making an historic error by calling for a withdrawal of emergency stimulus before the global economy has fully recovered.
05/16/2013
In 2012, Amundi focused on remuneration issues.
05/16/2013
The award forms part of the European Corporate Governance Institute’s 2013 Working Paper Competition
05/15/2013
However, the report also highlighted a divergence between what investors think is the most attractive region for growth and their actual investment planning.
05/14/2013
Eurozone growth remains the main concern amongst intermediaries, with 71% seeing it as one of the biggest macro-economic challenges to investment growth over the next six months, according to the latest Baring Asset Management Investment Barometer.
05/13/2013
Asian institutions expected to increase quantitative investment allocations, according to Greenwich Associates report commissioned by BlackRock
05/12/2013
Examined bans on selected financial stocks in six countries during the 2008-2009 global financial crisis
05/12/2013
Lloyd George Management's Dafydd Lewis at 5th Annual Make A Difference Conference
05/12/2013
God of Wealth's operation felt like a tax- reduction dodge
05/12/2013
Now hang on – there is nothing new about this.
05/09/2013
It is no exaggeration to say that the world changed after the Great Financial Crisis of 2008-9.
05/09/2013
Several factors still support higher gold prices
05/07/2013
Boutique advisor or a big bank? Be very careful when choosing a wealth manager
Investors need to remain involved even if they seek professional advice
05/07/2013
Banker-bashing has become a new TV sport
05/07/2013
Barclays was caught in a scheme to rig LIBOR at the expense of much of the global economy.
05/07/2013
Paul Singer, the billionaire founder of hedge fund Elliot Management,
05/01/2013
Rumours of the death quantitative easing (QE) in the US have been greatly exaggerated.
05/01/2013
“Real assets, such as equities and property, could fare reasonably well during the next phase of the economic and market cycle”
04/30/2013
Global economic growth is likely to remain weak. But loose monetary policies, including low interest rates and quantitative easing, should continue to support risk asset prices throughout the rest of the year.
04/30/2013
The many reminiscences on the passing of Margaret Thatcher contrast her decisive radical economic policies with the consensus-building ineffectiveness of today’s political leaders.