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Mar 10, 2013
The Last Word
Mar 10, 2013
Beware the turn of the monetary tap
Economic recovery may be fraught with danger, says John Plender
- The Last Word Consistency in an uncertain world
- The Last Word Fuzziness found in banks’ capital needs
Mar 10, 2013
Crackdown on cash for access begins
UK regulator tells asset managers they must clean up their act quickly, writes Chris Newlands
Mar 10, 2013
Active ownership offers win-win strategy
UK campaigners publicise the benefits of greater shareholder involvement
Mar 10, 2013
Spring is in the air, but frost may return
Global flows into equity funds are up, but sentiment is fickle
- Pimco tops European sales chart
- Quarterly review Bond funds end year in full swing
Mar 10, 2013
UK pension lobbyists have got it wrong
Claim that regulation is a brake on investment is based on faulty economics
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INVESTMENT STRATEGY
Mar 10, 2013
More than big brands or hot products
Investors’ fear of risk is forcing fund managers to change
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View from the US
Mar 8, 2013
Beyond the bazooka of eurozone bailouts
It is about ‘the orderly management of decline’, not high drama, says John Dizard
- View from the US Perverse incentives drive the money tribe
- View from the US Investing in forward-looking data
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View from the US
Mar 3, 2013
Perverse incentives drive the money tribe
Debt speculation is one of the last healthy European industries, says John Dizard
- View from the US Investing in forward-looking data
- View from the US There is a rational basis for buying junk
Columnists
A ‘pretty big shark cage’ would be needed to protect restructuring sovereigns from holdouts, but John Dizard believes it shows free capital flows are becoming restricted
View from the US
A ‘pretty big shark cage’ would be needed to protect restructuring sovereigns from holdouts, but John Dizard believes it shows free capital flows are becoming restricted
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Bored markets thirst for banks’ blood
John Dizard discovers restless investors and politicians are in need of some action