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Looking beyond the Greek tragedy
02/17/2012
Central banks continue to ease policy and risk appetite amongst investors has increased. In the very near term however we remain somewhat wary that markets have rallied too strongly and that further profit taking and lower markets are quite possible.

Changing Sentiment Toward's The Euro?
02/13/2012
I am indebted to Chris Charlton from the foreign exchange specialists, Centa Asset Management in Frankfurt who regularly produces fascinating views and opinions on the varying strengths of the differing currencies.

10 Resolutions Bank Marketers Can’t Ignore in 2012
01/09/2012
The biggest impact of all of this noise was that attention was diverted from what should have been accomplished in 2011. As

THIS WEEK – NEXT YEAR...
12/30/2011
I have to say that I am sick to death of all the doom-mongers and depressants that seem to be continuously preaching to us at the moment.

Jim Rogers ‘Not Too Optimistic’ About World for Next 3 Years
12/26/2011
International investor Jim Rogers says he is short emerging markets including Singapore, where he now lives.

What to look for when choosing a wealth management system
11/18/2011
Part 4: AML and KYC capabilities

Good Year Ends Hard for Asset and Wealth Management Firms - RESEARCH
11/01/2011
Challenging Bonus Conversations Ahead; Firms Pick Their Spots for Growth

Turkey: Emerging Europe’s sweet spot?
10/31/2011
Significantly, Turkey’s geographic situation as the bridge between Europe and Asia means it can boast attractive trade relationships. However, for a long-term investor, there is more to the story.

Expect the Gulf to deepen ties to Asian bond markets
09/08/2011
The Gulf credit market is in a comparatively strong position to weather volatility in global markets.

Bankers fear repeat of 2008 meltdown
09/07/2011
Josef Ackermann, the Deutsche Bank chief executive, said conditions in Europe reminded him of September 2008, when the US investment bank Lehman Brothers failed and the world started its worst recession since the 1930s.

World Bank's Zoellick: "World Economy Is Entering A New Danger Zone"
09/05/2011
World Bank president Robert Zoellick warned of "a new danger zone" at a conference in Beijing, with threats including record food prices, volatility in commodity markets, and debt crises in the developed world.

Riding rough waters
09/05/2011
Oman, despite being a politically stable regime with a transparent economy, has had to face its share of protests and unrest as seen in other regional countries.

A world without growth is a possibility
09/01/2011
The author of Extreme Money, Satyajit Das, says that governments are fixated on economic growth strategies to get out of the sovereign debt mess they are in. But he says they don't appear to have considered what will happen if growth does not recover

The Complete Guide To The Good And The Bad Hedge Funds In The Worst Month Of 2011
08/31/2011
The Complete Guide To The Good And The Bad Hedge Funds In The Worst Month Of 2011

What to look for when choosing a wealth management system
08/01/2011
Selecting the right wealth management system can be a tricky decision.

Commitment, Continuity and Consistency
08/01/2011
The Bahamas, while only 38-years-old as an independent country, is rich in history with the oldest democracy and one of the longest established international financial services sector in the region.

The Guernsey Experiment
07/15/2011
A long-forgotten alternative to unfettered credit creation...

The impact of the wealth continuum on analytical platforms
06/30/2011
In DST Global Solutions’ latest White Paper, Graeme Condie, Sales Director - UK, Europe and Middle East, explores the challenges many wealth management firms are facing in view of increasingly sophisticated investors demanding ever more transparency

A (re) balancing act
06/16/2011
I do understand the term 'rebalancing the economy.'