Articles, tagged with "global financial markets", page 1
06th February 2012
There is ample evidence to suggest that new investors quickly discover that investing is easy, but it is really difficult to invest well. Irrespective of how much or how little experience one has accumulated, one can never claim to have mastered the art o...
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Author:
outlook
06th February 2012
Sadly it’s easy to predict that, at least for legal and regulatory purposes, 2012 will look a lot like 2011 for the hedge fund industry: more laws; more rules; more regulators and more guidance. Most of it has understandably been spawned by the credit cri...
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Rivington
03rd January 2012
As of Oct 19 2011, EPFR Global Outlook reported that $2.43 billion flowed into the U.S. High yield funds compared to $485 million. Lipper FMI has reported inflows of $2.275 billion for the same period versus $635 million.
According to the Indonesian Fi...
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rithm.gupta
16th December 2011
A remarkable globalization of the world economy has taken place. The increasing integration of national economies into global markets promises to continue to alter dramatically the volume and character of international resource flows. Because the expansio...
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Rashid Javed
31st July 2011
Déjà' Vu all over again...
It was just last May in the fourth edition of the Foresight, European Debt & the U.S. Markets, (though that seems like years ago) that I was writing this column about the PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, & Spain) and ho...
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Walid Petiri
14th July 2011
Concerns about Greek default, and the knock-on effects which could have drastic consequences on global financial markets, have diminished - for now. However it is far too early to completely write off a Greek default which seems inevitable in the long te...
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Marko Puustinen
19th May 2011
Cayman Bank to raise capital, such as debt or equity capital for its clients and Advice on the possible merger of customers and acquisition transactions. At the top of the global investment banks and the stock market including stocks, bonds and Treasury b...
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caymanbanking
26th April 2011
The quake that hit the global financial markets last year left shoppers and retailers bracing for a cold and lackluster Christmas. As anticipated, post-holiday consumer surveys reported holiday sales far below expectations as a result of record low spendi...
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WNSGlobalServices
07th April 2011
Today we begin with the Rothschilds. The following is taken from a London letter, sent to the Rothschild's New York operators on commencing business in the U.S.:
The few who can understand the system will be either so interested in its profits, or so d...
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JLitle_Editor
16th March 2011
The mortgage broker profession in Australia should survive the credit crunch and become prosperous again. The profession still isn’t accredited under a government program but it will be soon. When the industry becomes regulated in a similar fashion to the...
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michael sterios
19th January 2011
Tough economic times makes for tougher financial times. The big lump-sum premiums are a big part of the epidemic of the uninsured-something sweeping the nation. Fortunately, it may be possible to pay in installments.
Economic Hardship Creates Uninsured...
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Grace Oaks
13th January 2011
Hedge funds are pools of money invested by individuals or groups of qualified investors who met federal requirements, which are determined by the US Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) in the United States. Today, there is much talk about regulations ...
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John Financial
21st October 2010
There are many people involved in automatic forex trading that don't understand the significance of the US Non-Farm Payroll report to the global financial markets . I'm often asked, "why does the monthly US jobs number make the market jump up and down so ...
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Author:
pmarkham
18th August 2010
The quake that hit the global financial markets last year left shoppers and retailers bracing for a cold and lackluster Christmas. As anticipated, post-holiday consumer surveys reported holiday sales far below expectations as a result of record low spendi...
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Author:
WNSGlobalServices
07th July 2010
While the European Union (EU) announcing a $1 trillion bailout package to the euro few days ago, global currencies were back in to headlines. And every day turnover more than $4 trillion, the amount of currencies traded on world markets is ten times that ...
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Author:
Mark