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Barclays Capital has hired a heavyweight credit derivatives official from Citigroup In New York and seven of his staffers.

Findings of surveys presented by the Inter-American Development Bank and the Earth Institute at Columbia University

Address to the Council on Foreign Relations by Anne O. Krueger First Deputy Managing Director International Monetary Fund

Speech by Mr Jean-Pierre Roth, Chairman of the Governing Board of the Swiss National Bank, at a meeting with directors of the most important Swiss firms in Argentina, Buenos Aires

At least eight credit traders have recently left Citigroup to take similar roles at Barclays Capital in New York, according to fixed-income market participants. Doug Warren, managing director in North American credit derivatives trading, is the most senior trader to go. He will be joined by his lieutenants, who include directors Jonathan Koerner and Greg Tell, as well as associates Ted Husveth, Geoff Gentile, Alex Salomon, Alex Rabiner and Tony Trears. All are headed to Barclays. The team is well-regarded, according to one outside observer. The traders did not respond to messages by press time.

Money from EUR14.8m fund to spur investment in Early Transition Countries

APEC economic leaders outline their strategy for the region's future

Report Provides 2004 Summary and Outlook Assessment for each APEC Member Economy

East Asian local currency bond markets tripled in size between 1997 and 2003, says the inaugural issue of an ADB publication released today

International bond issuance by Indian companies and banks is expected to hit almost $2 billion this year

Ministers from APEC's 21 Member Economies have released a Joint Statement

ABAC Members presented their annual report of recommendations and priority policy concerns when they met with APEC Economic Leaders today in Santiago.