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In an exclusive interview, Japanese finance minister Sadakazu Tanigaki lays out his plans to secure Japan’s economic recovery if he succeeds Junichiro Koizumi as prime minister next month
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China’s investment boom is unsustainable – but the state sector is ignoring the warnings. A soft landing seems less likely than ever
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The global economy faces its gravest challenge in years as a sharp US slowdown looms. The adjustment could get ugly
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Heng Swee Keat, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, has a lot to be happy about – thanks to a robust economic outlook. But inflation remains the big threat
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East Asia only has itself to blame for the fact that so much of its enormous savings flow overseas rather than financing investment in the region, according to a new study by the World Bank.
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Developing economies have done much to stave off the threat of financial crisis. But, says Tim Adams, more work must be done at once to guard against the coming storm
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Heng Swee Keat, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, has a lot to be happy about – thanks to a robust economic outlook. But inflation remains the big threat
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Bruce Mendelsohn will replace William Archer as Goldman Sachs' chief underwriting officer for North America.
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William Archer, chief underwriting officer for North America at Goldman Sachs, has left the firm to join Barclays Capital.
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Ryan Zanin, managing director and global head of credit risk for leveraged finance at Deutsche Bank, left on Wednesday and is headed to Wachovia Securities to become the chief risk officer for Wachovia's corporate and investment bank.
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Market participants are voicing concerns about the imbalance between credit default swaps on certain credits and the bonds that are deliverable to settle those CDS contracts.