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Investors hire sleuths to vet China bets
Red flags increase the importance of due diligence
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COMPANIES
Feb 13, 2012
Foreign outcry over ‘Volcker rule’ plans
Non-US banks and regulators fear impact
- Paul Volcker Foreign critics should not worry
- On Wall Street A brighter view of banking under Volcker
Feb 12, 2012
UK asset managers’ pay levels in question
Shareholder activists can hardly tackle reward for failure if they too are overpaid
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Feb 12, 2012
Rules threaten fact finding
An EU clampdown on insider trading could hit simple research
Feb 12, 2012
Many hoping regulators turn ‘bad’ rules ‘good’
Concern is mounting about overlapping and overreaching rules
Feb 12, 2012
US agrees to enter Fatca partnerships
US concessions could save European fund managers up to $1bn in costs
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COMPANIES
Feb 10, 2012
Fund chief arrested for insider trading
Whitman Capital head charged with securities fraud
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WORLD
Feb 7, 2012
Qatar seeks to lure asset managers
Doha recruits UK financial services expert
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COMPANIES
Feb 5, 2012
Share prices signal optimism for US banks
S&P financials above book value of assets for first time since July
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COMMENT
Feb 5, 2012
US Treasury: Manhattan transfer
Rapid staff turnover is raising fears that the department is precariously short of seasoned professionals
Feb 5, 2012
Call on FSA to address wholesale standards
UK regulator should revisit ‘folly’ of abolishing mandatory qualifications, CISI chief says
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Feb 5, 2012
ECB ‘saves’ banks as economies sink
ECB action has ended the liquidity crisis, but is unlikely to spur real lending
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FTFM OPINION
Feb 5, 2012
People now see it is a system for the rich only
Jeremy Grantham agrees with Occupy – tax the rich and help the working poor
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FTFM OPINION
Feb 5, 2012
Watch that desire for certainty and elegance
Economists will have to admit the world is too complex for their models
From
PENSIONS INDUSTRY
Feb 5, 2012
UK pension body warns that annuity market is on the brink of failure
The pensions industry must reform to make annuities fair and fairly priced
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PENSIONS INDUSTRY
Feb 5, 2012
Criticism from the industry
Expecting employees to understand annuities is totally unrealistic, industry says
Feb 5, 2012
Securities lending and its many functions
Regulation welcomed so long as it is not too complex
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Feb 3, 2012
Regulation: Debate has some way to go
Regulatory focus on ETFs has been beneficial to the industry, observers say
Columnists
A contingency plan should be devised for exit from the euro and instead of making it secret it should be boring and based on tested formulae, says John Dizard
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A contingency plan should be devised for exit from the euro and instead of making it secret it should be boring and based on tested formulae, says John Dizard
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