World

By Leanne Wang | 2 days ago
Greece has to exit the bloc before structural reforms can take place, says lecturer Robert Pozen. He sees Spain as the big worry, but outlines his solution.
By Jame DiBiasio | 3 days ago
The risk-return profile of US high-yield fixed income, plus its liquidity, makes it the most attractive asset class for global investors, says strategist James McDonald.
By Nick Lord | 3 days ago
A new series of macro indices is launched to capture returns from asset allocation. Ability to customise means it may appeal to asset owners.
By Joe Marsh | 3 days ago
The law as it stands will impact Asia-based mutual funds in unforeseen ways, warns trade body ICI Global.
By Georgina Lee | 4 days ago
China managers operating via the RQFII scheme will drive cross-border portability, stirring regulators to sign bilateral agreements, says BNPP.
By Jame DiBiasio | 4 days ago
The bar for a new round of quantitative easing is high, but Europe casts a shadow over US recovery, says Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank's Dennis Lockhart.
By Jame DiBiasio | 5 days ago
Never have mutual-fund industry associations around Asia come together for a common cause, until Fatca.
By Georgina Lee | 5 days ago
Guidance is needed over new proposals that could hit fund capital gains and damage foreign investment into India.
By Leigh Powell | 18 May 2012
Experts see a cyclical reordering in emerging markets as LatAm overtakes Asia in appeal, while institutional investors are set to transform market dynamics.
By Joe Marsh | 18 May 2012
Jones Lang LaSalle is among those setting up teams in Asia to service wealthy individuals in response to rising interest in real estate.
By Pictet Asset Management | 17 May 2012
Amy Cho, Asia-Pacific business development head at Pictet Asset Management, discusses how interest in local- and hard-currency EM debt is gaining critical mass.
By Jame DiBiasio | 16 May 2012
James Rickards, partner at JAC Capital Advisors, plugs his book on currency wars by saying the Fed’s quantitative easing puts the world at risk.
By Georgina Lee | 11 May 2012
Australia's move to charge HFT participants based on the number of messages they send to the exchange is self-defeating, but may be copied, warns Deutsche Bank.
By Nick Lord | 10 May 2012
The regulator bans Yohichi Kumagai of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company (Europe) over failings in a ruling that may deter Japanese firms from expanding into the UK.
By Leigh Powell | 10 May 2012
The firm hires Sarah Lu from Axa Rosenberg IM Asia-Pacific in Hong Kong as it extends its portfolio solutions group to the region.
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