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- Lawyers and auditors bear brunt of bad debts
- Pension funds hide £3.1bn costs, says study
- Hush! It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy
- Super-Mario and co to the rescue
- ECB floating way out of its depth
- Waters attacks Volcker rule
- First green bonds standards launched
- ‘Godfather’ of hedge funds on pros of trading in commodities
- Europe is now leveraging for a catastrophe
- Cayman directors sit on hundreds of boards
- Cayman fund investors urge transparency
- Less is more for Cayman 'jumbo-directors'
- Fund 'jumbo directors' and their many seats
- Fall of 'Mighty Quinn' mirrors Irish collapse
- Forex traders look beyond the euro
- Investment banks: battle of the bulges
- Asian M&A shows strong recovery
- Buy-backs fail to boost Alliance share price
- UBS
- European real estate meltdown
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Lawyers and auditors bear brunt of bad debts
Lawyers and auditors bear brunt of bad debts
Sun, 20 Nov 2011 23:45:10 +0000
An Intrum Justitia survey of 6,000 European companies said the problem was likely to accelerate next year and spread to other sectors
Pension funds hide £3.1bn costs, says study
Pension funds hide £3.1bn costs, says study
Sun, 20 Nov 2011 23:03:35 +0000
SCM Private finds that funds create extra annual charges from 'excessive' trading without telling investors, and come on top of disclosed fees
Hush! It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy
Hush! It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy
Sun, 20 Nov 2011 09:12:52 GMT
Everyone agrees change is necessary, but insiders need to say it in public so that proper change becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, writes Pauline Skypala
Super-Mario and co to the rescue
Super-Mario and co to the rescue
Sun, 20 Nov 2011 09:13:31 GMT
Before western central banks consider becoming the shareholders of last resort by buying up stocks, they should look at the experience in Japan, where the Nikkei headed south, says James Mackintosh
ECB floating way out of its depth
ECB floating way out of its depth
Sun, 20 Nov 2011 09:11:35 GMT
You would have thought that a solution to the ECB’s balance sheet problem would have been found by now, but you would be wrong. American officialdom is getting more pessimistic about the Greek restructuring, writes John Dizard
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