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Generally a Guardian columnist calling for tighter sanctions on errant bankers would not be worthy of comment but this is a bit different. More >>
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has announced “radical internal reforms” to reorganise its operational structure. The reorganisation plans include the creation of two new divisions and take account of the regulator’s changing role as to international regulatory engagement, macro-prudental analysis, and consumer financial education. More >>
Multi-asset funds have proved popular and the recession could further bolster their profile. But there are concerns over how many offer genuine multi-asset investing, high charges and tactical asset allocation. Jack Mulchand reports More >>
Last week’s World Bank forecast on the global economy was enough to bring misery to anyone looking for “green shoots”. More >>

The European Council (EC) is tightening its grip on alternative investment funds and industry experts say it will squeeze them dry. More >>
Global equity markets have rallied significantly since early March. The FTSE 100 is 23% higher and American equities are up 35%. So is this the start of a new bull market or is this just another bear market rally with more turmoil to come for equity investors?
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Faced with harsher taxation and the current regulatory climate onshore, the appeal of living in the home of a fund’s jurisdiction is becoming an attractive option for many fund managers. More >>
The Scam chairman turns his office into a bunker, piling up the tear gas and riot gear, as he declares that his life is in danger from a Europe—and a world in general—that is out to get him More >>