Russia’s financial community is calling out for the introduction of badly-needed reforms, but will Vladimir Putin’s government listen?
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Western brands feed China’s love of luxury
The market for luxury goods is expanding, driven by the rising levels of affluence in emerging markets, especially China
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January 30, 2012
Swiss scandals could signal end of an era
The scandal surrounding the Hildebrands may mark a watershed in the relationship between Swiss bankers and politicians
Will the euro survive the debt crisis?
Bill O'Neill, Chief Investment Officer, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management EMEA (left), and Elisa Parisi-Capone, Senior Economist for Western Europe and Finance and Banking at Roubini Global Economics, discuss what the future holds for Europe's common currency
Taming the Russian bear
Western institutions are queuing up to invest in Russian equities, believing them undervalued, but local entrepreneurs are much more sceptical about the risks involved
Taming the Russian bear
Western institutions are queuing up to invest in Russian equities, believing them undervalued, but local entrepreneurs are much more sceptical about the risks involved
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October 31, 2011
UBS faces up to uncertain future
Disappointing results, the rogue trading scandal and the resignation of Oswald Grübel leave Swiss giant UBS at something of a crossroads
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October 31, 2011
‘Old-fashioned’ asset allocation suits Sarasin
Sarasin’s Burkhard Varnholt explains why he believes managers should be in no rush to move client money into risky assets in a search for higher returns
Increased regulation a boon for Indonesia
Enhanced levels of regulation are forcing wealth managers in Indonesia to raise their standards, which should benefit clients and the industry in general
Julius Baer happy in second home
Julius Baer’s Asia CEO Thomas Meier discusses the Swiss bank’s ambitious strategy of capturing the growing wealth in the region from the twin hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong
Roosevelt Skerrit became the world's youngest head of state when he took up the position of prime minister of Dominica in 2004. He has since presided over a programme of reconstruction of storm-ravaged housing and infrastructure and revitalising the country's tourism industry. Moreover, his stewardship of the geothermal energy project has put Dominica on the road to clean energy self-sufficiency
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