10/27/2013
The suggestion is one of a series being considered by regulators and industry bodies on both sides of the Atlantic as they consider potential conflict of interest concerns over how research is paid for.
10/27/2013
Whilst the latter suggests that markets tend to fall in the summer the Halloween effect refers to the strong performance of stock markets from 1 November to 30 April.
10/27/2013
These women are doing deals and growing revenues.
10/24/2013
This week sees the first European-level summit dedicated to the digital agenda, with member states more keen to focus on the ‘digital single market’ than engage in a debate about data protection regulation.
10/23/2013
An ugly and somewhat unsavoury expression of obscure origins, in the software business, “eating your own dog food” means using software you have developed yourself.
10/23/2013
Investor confidence in the UK stock market has reached the highest point in eight months
10/23/2013
The FCA has recently warned of a number of instances where fraudsters are using the name or other details of a genuine firm
10/23/2013
The financial services sector needs to smash the mould which sees it consistently underperform other industries when it comes to customer service
10/22/2013
Most of those surveyed expected their bonuses to increase over last year.
10/21/2013
The impressive gains made by equity markets this year have left valuations looking fuller than they were 12 months ago.
10/21/2013
It is time for our “annual” Halloween special.
10/21/2013
The economies of the world need to be driven by economic fundamentals to achieve growth, rather than the supply of cheap money.
10/21/2013
Regulators in Asia are considering ways of facilitating cross-border distribution in the region, either by creating a regional alternative to UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) or via bilateral agreements between cou
10/21/2013
The advice industry is paralysed by a fear of doing wrong, which has led to a "commoditisation of investment solutions"
10/20/2013
Mr. Fama developed the efficient market hypothesis that share prices should have a tendency, at any point in time, to discount all known public information.
10/20/2013
When writing about the frustration of the Japanese premier Abe-san's at being able to implement reforms
10/20/2013
European bank investors were braced Monday for a fresh round of fines to hit bank profits and dividends
10/20/2013
There is less of a focus on smaller IFA firms
10/20/2013
Marc Faber, The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, shares his views on how inflation has impacted global wealth.
10/19/2013
Britain’s army of five million private investors was last week the target of a marketing blitz to promote “ethical” funds – despite a number of flaws tainting this industry.