Evercore Pan-Asset to sell its synthetic ETF positions
Evercore Pan-Asset is to get rid of its swap-based ETF holdings except for its most aggressive funds
Bank Of England
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PA ANALYSIS: Blackberries on the beach again?
Former Bank of England deputy governor Sir John Gieve says his ex-colleagues still fear “a meltdown”
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Coutts favours quality bonds and high quality companies
Coutts looks to quality as deleveraging and low growth looks set to dominate.
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BoE Governor forecasts 5% inflation by year end
Mervyn King has suggested that inflation will hit 5% by the end of ths year before falling in 2012.
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ECB signals further rate rise as BoE holds firm again
The BoE and the European Central Bank have both kept their headline rates of interest on hold.
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A loss of confidence in the BoE could lead to stagflation
Keith Wade says the temptation to continue to blame UK inflation on temporary factors is dangerous.
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MPC member blames markets for European debt woes
An external MPC member has laid partial blame for Europes current debt woes on the markets.
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Fed will pursue QE3 in 2012 but UK must act sooner
An economist has accused the Fed of being willing to cancel Christmas” to regain credibility.
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Treasury Select Committee launches inquiry into new financial regulator
The Treasury Select Committee has launched an inquiry into the new Financial Conduct Authority
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Bank of England is latest to warn over synthetic ETFs
The Bank of England has expressed concerns over end-investor understanding of synthetic ETFs.
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Interest rates unlikely to move until 2012
Minutes from the Bank of England point to interest rates remaining at 0.5% for the rest of the year
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PA ANALYSIS: ‘One-offs’ and the true state of play in the UK
Public sector finance figures have failed to meet expectations, but a familiar excuse is at hand.
