AIG: There may be (further) trouble ahead

| By Edward Lander | 04:02 | 09 May 2008

If AIG goes, who will follow?

Are the likes of Credit Suisse leaving traditional multi-managers behind?

| By Dylan Lobo | 02:50 | 09 May 2008

Are traditional fund of funds managers which offer investors a mix of bond and equity funds being left behind by sophisticated multi-asset fund of funds?  

SocGen joins the Africa and Middle East league

| By Nicholas Paler | 01:11 | 09 May 2008

Societe General Asset Management (SGAM) is the latest group to offer investors a chance to tap into the dynamics at work in the Middle East and North Africa. 

Is this the death of the investment boutique?

| By Dylan Lobo | 12:32 | 09 May 2008

A year ago life could not have been better for investment boutiques.

Education, education, education

| By Richard Lander | 10:03 | 09 May 2008

Argyle Financial launches new website to help young people learn about money

Higher inflation or recession, you choose

| By Dylan Lobo | 03:41 | 08 May 2008

No doubt today’s decision to keep interest rates at 5% was rooted in the Bank of England's growing paranoia over inflation, but what about the dire health of the economy I hear you cry?  

Citywire launches Advisers Unplugged video interviews

| By Richard Lander | 11:52 | 08 May 2008

Tune in, watch, let us know what you think.

Uruguay: dairy tiger

| By David Campbell | 10:00 | 08 May 2008

Uruguay’s place in world affairs arguably peaked in recent years in the episode of the Simpson’s in which Homer enjoys a laugh over his misreading of its name as U r gay.

Paulson joins growing band of optimists

| By Matthew Goodburn | 02:51 | 07 May 2008

US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has thrown his considerable weight behind the glass half-full brigade by claiming the credit crisis could soon be over.

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