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.

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?  

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.

Would India futures ban mark end of agricultural bull run?

| By Nicholas Paler | 05:16 | 06 May 2008

Speculation India will introduce a ban prohibiting trading in food futures is another example of the lengths countries may go to in their bid to curtail the surge in commodity prices.  

Are corporate bond funds back in vogue?

| By Dylan Lobo | 04:57 | 06 May 2008

Is the tide finally turning in favour of corporate bond funds?

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