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EEMEA market round up: Russian securities to be less taxing

As part of plans to boost Moscow’s position as an international financial centre, the Federal Financial Markets Service has announced plans to exempt investment in securities from taxation. The proposal forms part of a strategy document covering the period to 2012. If approved, the FFMS proposal will come into force in 2009.

Guy Norton, April 04, 2008
CAPITAL MARKETS

Equity capital markets: Jumbo IPOs stand up to their worst enemy

With big declines and huge daily swings, stock markets around the world looked even less welcoming to new issuers in March than they had for much of the year, during which time companies fearful of a cold reception had withdrawn or postponed more than $20.5 billion-worth of deals.

Peter Koh, April 04, 2008
CAPITAL MARKETS

Germany: Distressed debt will suffer from risk limitation

But lenders will price to encourage trading.

Duncan Wood, April 04, 2008
Opinion

Moody’s: The blind leading the partially sighted

"Low sovereign default rate reflects buoyant global market conditions."

Chloe Hayward, April 04, 2008
BANKING

SEC Questions Illiquidity Risk In Niche ETFS

The Securities and Exchange Commission in its proposed codification of exemptive relief for exchange-traded funds has raised questions about the liquidity of ETFs that focus on narrow sectors

April 04, 2008
Alternative investments round up: Who’s smiling?

Citadel Known to be taking full advantage of the carnage in the markets, Citadel is now launching a multi-strategy macro investment business to cash in on arbitrage and trading opportunities. Kaveh Alamouti has been hired from Moore Capital to run the business.

Helen Avery, April 04, 2008
Infrastructure: Merrill Lynch offers Russia infrastructure play

US investment bank Merrill Lynch has created a new infrastructure equities index, giving investors convenient access to the projected infrastructure boom in Russia.

Guy Norton, April 04, 2008
Calmer days after hedge funds’ whirlwind success

The stellar returns from reinsurance that lured in hedge funds in the wake of the 2005 hurricanes have dissipated. But this won’t deter managers with long-term strategic plans, reports Helen Avery.

Helen Avery, April 04, 2008
BANKING

Credit markets round up: Double Dutch

Last month two interdealer brokers unveiled their participation as official venues for the trading of Dutch bonds.

Alex Chambers, April 04, 2008
Insurance survey: Rosno

The New Masters of Risk? How insurers are testing out their capabilities in finance

Daniel Day, April 04, 2008
Opinion

Quotes of the Month

"I’ve reluctantly discarded the notion of my continuing to manage the portfolio after my death – abandoning my hope to give new meaning to the term ‘thinking outside the box’"

April 04, 2008
CAPITAL MARKETS

Commodities: Boom or bubble?

Commodity prices continue to break records, defying the spectre of slowing growth in the US and the performance of other asset classes. With some commentators attributing the price rises to the billions being poured in by investors, is it boom or bubble? Peter Koh reports.

Peter Koh, April 04, 2008

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