Feature/Risk management/Economics
Going greener in Australia
Emissions trading
The Big Interview: Joseph Mason
The Big Interview
Now what for the credit market?
As confusion reigns in the global credit markets, we asked four top investment banks to put their cards on the table, and publish their medium-term outlooks. Report by Nikki Marmery
A question of timing
Features
No smoke without fire
Cover story
Ahead down under
Basel II
BIS quarterly report notes market sell-off and rebound
BIS discussed equity, debt market turn-around in report
India bank governor points out risks to rapid growth in emerging markets
India's Reddy calls attention to risks in emerging markets
Conference calling
This year's Energy Risk USA conference broke the record attendance of last year with more than 330 delegates gathering in Houston to focus on the latest issues in energy risk management. The Energy Risk team brings you some highlights
Russia wakes up to ABS
After years of being the 'next big thing', the Russian asset-backed securitisation market has finally arrived. Laurence Neville looks at the factors that have caused this sleeping giant to awaken
Better prospects
Russia offers better prospects for industry to develop and far more investment opportunities than is widely recognised, writes Pavel Ulianov of Russian metal giant Rusal
The Big Interview: Paul McCulley
Pimco's portfolio manager talks to Dalia Fahmy about chasing yield in an expensive asset class, and what he's expecting will trigger the next market downturn
Performance problems
Private Banking - Hedge funds
Korea lights the way
Cover story
Peso power causes problems
Philippines
Seesaw Supervision
Thailand
Bursting point: A deflating time for US housing market
The US housing market has come down to earth with a bump, but the landing has not been as hard as many investors had feared. There are even some positives to be gleaned from the recent strong performance of mortgage-backed securities and the success of…
Corporate credit: The final frontier for central banks
Central banks are showing more interest in corporate credit. With spreads at historically tight levels, these traditionally risk-averse investors are exploring further down the credit curve in search of returns. Matthew Attwood reports on the rise of the…
Software Survey 2007
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