Europe
Economics
The European Commission (EC) has proposed a crackdown on ratings agencies such as Standard & Poor's (S&P) and Moody's which would see them held accountable for mistakes and ensure they followed stricter rules.
15 November 2011
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Economics
Neptune's Rob Burnett is eyeing European banks for his equity portfolio as he believes the sector will be supported by full fiscal union - an option he thinks is becoming increasingly likely to rescue Europe from its debt crisis.
15 November 2011
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Investment
Artemis' James Foster has challenged Germany's appetite to stay in the eurozone in its current form after another tumultuous week of market activity.
11 November 2011
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Economics
German insurer Allianz has seen profits fall 80% in the third quarter as the impact of investments in European banks, and Greece, impacted returns.
11 November 2011
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Global
Fidelity manager discusses the growing risk of another UK recession, the European debt crisis, and prospects for global government bonds.
11 November 2011
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Europe
Eurozone leaders need to act within the next few days or it will be "game over" for the euro, warned Kames Capital's Phil Milburn.
11 November 2011
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Economics
Fears of France and Spain being the next to suffer in the eurozone debt crisis intensified as 10-year bond spreads reached euro-era highs above German yields yesterday.
10 November 2011
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