News Corp proves need for stronger corporate governance
Another issue from the News Corp scandal is the need for greater corporate governance all-round.
Profiles & Comment
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Capital preservation still above risk allocation
Rory Smith makes his allocation views perfectly clear given today’s economic and market backdrop.
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South Korea and Taiwan strength a bonus for APac investors
Catherine Yeung argues Taiwan and South Korea strength adds to China’s resilience for APac investors
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Europe has to take the difficult decisions
Andrew Bell argues Europe needs to take tough decisions to stave off a bigger economic failure.
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China ETFs that may benefit from a market turnround
Charles Stanley’s John Fletcher flags China ETFs that could stand to gain from a change in sentiment
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Déjà vu as weak macros herald the summer break
Philip Poole says the same concerns of 12 months ago are still here but investors are better placed
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Asia can benefit from both good and bad news for the world economy
Julia Ho explains how Asia is uniquely positioned to benefit whatever the global economic newsflow.
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Arab Spring events dramatic but short-lived
Andrea Nannini suggests the events in the MENA territories were dramatic but short-lived.
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Indonesian growth benefits from strengthening local demand
Indonesia benefits as a supplier to China and India as well as growing demand from local consumers
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Emerging markets replaced by increased Japan weighting
Simon Gibson explains why he upped his Japanese equity exposure at the expense of emerging markets.
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Finding value amid fixed income ignorance
Peter Baum discusses the “appalling ignorance” that he says characterises bond markets.
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Creating a drachma out of a crisis
Andrew Bell says confidence and sustainability are two key factors in resolving the sovereign crisis
