Dubai

As we leave behind what was possibly the most dramatic year on record for the financial markets, what should be the take-outs for 2010?

With the northern hemisphere still reeling from the effects of the recession, attentions are heading south as now more than ever investors need to adapt a broader perspective to their investments

London markets have advanced strongly this morning on news Abu Dhabi is to bailout heavily indebted neighbour Dubai.

Thames River manager believes while fever pitch within peer group may be over, an elongated credit cycle means plenty of opportunities remain

With luck, and some global co-ordination, Dubai will be able to recover from the fallout of the past few weeks

The Dubai World crisis could be the first in a series of credit crunch 'aftershocks' that change how investors view quasi-government bodies, warns Paul Brain.

London investors are still wary after last week's request by Dubai World for a six-month standstill on debt repayments raised concerns about possible default.

Fund managers have sought to downplay the potential fallout from the Dubai debt crisis on both their holdings and the global economic recovery.

A recent survey by HSBC Bank International of the expatriate community reveals that, despite the current turmoil in the financial system, there exist plenty of opportunities for IFAs in the expat market

Forsyth Partners Limited has gone into adminstration, following the suspension of its Dubai operation...