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Green light for pensions

The European Commission put out its green paper on pensions this month. Daniel Sage examines the good, the bad and the ugly
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Desert fortunes

In the first of a series of pieces on Islamic finance, Georgie Rawkins looks at the performance of sukuks during the crisis and what reforms the market needs
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Book Review - The Fearful Rise of Markets: A Short View of Global Bubbles and Synchronised Meltdowns

Published by Financial Times/Prentice Hall in May 2010 In the current debate over the financial...
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Leading commentators call for overhaul of G20 process

The chair of the European Committee on the Financial Crisis and the chairman of the Alternative...
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The Big Interview: Eddy Wymeersch

The Committee of European Securities Regulators chairman talks to GFS about Goldman Sachs, dark pools, AIFMD and regulators always being behind the curve
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Book Review - The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine

The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine by Michael Lewis Published by W. W. Norton & Company...
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Consumer protection or just more red tape?

Bernadette Mill takes a look at the Obama administration’s proposals for a Consumer Protection Agency and finds opinion is divided over the merits of such an organisation
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Ageing Asia and the challenge for pension systems

An ageing population is an issue for many regions in the world but East Asia has particularly big hurdles to overcome in this area. Daniel Sage talks through the regulatory challenges for governments attempting to deal with huge socio-economic changes
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Book Review - Too Big to Fail: Inside the Battle to Save Wall Street

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Commissioner Barnier announces climate-risk insurance review

EU Internal Market Commissioner Michel Barnier has announced a detailed review of insurance schemes...
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Tied products set to unravel

The European Commission is scrutinising the tying and cross-selling of products in a bid to end anti-competitive practices that reduce customer mobility and price transparency
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OPINION

Squaring the circle of financial intermediation Czech National Bank vice-governor Mojmír Hampl, who is also a member of the European Union’s economic and financial committee, is concerned by the perfectionists who are out in force on the regulation front
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Economic tectonics, financial crises & the new Middle East In the second of a series of articles on the Middle East, Dubai International Financial Centre Authority chief economist Dr Nasser Saidi says that a new world order is required with the West no longer being the centre of the economic world
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