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07
DEC
Venture Capital Firms On Course For Six-Year Record
Venture capital investment during 2007 is set to hit its highest total since 2001, according to new figures.
07
DEC
Opec declines production increase and oil jumps US$2
The latest meeting of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) decided not to increase production targets, despite US pressure.
06
DEC
Writedowns Expected For Investment Houses
Lower earnings estimates are expected for investment giants Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley, according to a JPMorgan Chase report.
06
DEC
Increased Wheat Planting May Depress Prices
World wheat futures prices could take a fall next year as world stockpiles are predicted to rise in 2008-09, according to the International Grains Council (IGC).
06
DEC
Indian Venture Capital Investment Up Five-Fold
Venture capital investment in India has skyrocketed in the first nine months of this year, new figures reveal.
06
DEC
Precious Metals Futures Up As Dollar Declines
The falling value of the dollar against the euro saw gold and silver futures pushing to higher levels today.
06
DEC
Investment Banks' Revenue Rising In Asia
Revenue for investment banks has hit record levels in the Asia Pacific region, two reports have revealed.
04
DEC
Investment Banks Look To Sovereign Wealth Funds
A number of the world's top investment banks and hedge funds are looking to sovereign wealth funds to bail them out of financial woes caused by the sub-prime crisis.
04
DEC
Oil Falls Below US$90 As Pipeline Reopens
The reopening of the biggest Canada-US oil pipeline and speculation that Opec will increase production has seen crude oil prices fall below US$90 per barrel.
04
DEC
Thai Economy Grows By 4.9% In Q3
The Thai economy recorded faster than expected growth in the third quarter, new data has shown.
01
DEC
US Economy In Line For 'Firm Growth'
The US economy will record firm growth for the rest of the year and into 2008, the White House has predicted.
29
NOV
Fee Income For Investment Banks To Hit Record Levels
Global investment banks are set to record income from fees from their debt, equity and mergers and acquisitions business, new research shows.
28
NOV
Market Woes Could Spread, Boe Economist Warns
Turmoil in the financial markets will take time to settle down, the Bank of England's chief economist has said.
27
NOV
Nine-year High In Derivatives Market Growth
Growth in the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market gathered pace in the first six months of the year, it has been revealed.
27
NOV
ECB Confirms Funding Injection
The European Central Bank (ECB) will inject extra funds into the financial markets this week and will continue to provide further money until the end of the year, it has been confirmed.
26
NOV
Wall Street Banks Pay Out $38bn In Bonuses
The Japanese government will not move to bolster falling stock prices, a top government official has said.
25
NOV
Private Equity Funds 'Improve Performance Of Their Acquisitions'
Research conducted by McKinsey Global Institute has suggested that, far from engaging in asset-stripping practises, the best private equity firms actually improve the performance of the companies they buy.
25
NOV
US Analysts Prime Themselves For Interest Rate Cut
There has been increased speculation that the Federal Reserve will choose to further reduce interest rates following the publication of the body's first quarterly set of economic forecasts.
24
NOV
Private Equity Code 'Will Be A Burden'
The proposals of Sir David Walker concerning the private equity industry will mean companies in the sector will face a "significant" rise in costs, it has been claimed.
24
NOV
Japanese Govt Rules Out Supporting Stocks
The Japanese government will not move to bolster falling stock prices, a top government official has said.
24
NOV
Lse Shares Dip On Italian Bank Stake Sale
London Stock Exchange (LSE) shares dipped more than seven per cent yesterday, following the sale Banca Monte dei Paschi di Sienas' 2.9 per cent stake in the bourse for £145 million.
23
NOV
Hong Kong's GDP Up 6.2%
Hong Kong's economic growth was sustained in the third quarter, new figures reveal.
23
NOV
Trade Gap Fuels Currency Tension
Europe's trade deficit with China increased by 25 per cent in the eight months through to the end of August, the latest figures show.
23
NOV
Chinese-Funded Venture Capital Investment Grows
Venture capital investment by Chinese-funded institutions augmented by 186.1 per cent in the year's third quarter, it has been reported.
22
NOV
LSE Performance Boosted By Credit Crunch
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has been boosted by the global credit crunch with trading up due to market insecurity, new figures reveal.
17
NOV
Q3 Canadian Private Equity Deals Hit C$3.3bn
Investment in private equity deals for Canadian firms remained strong in the third quarter despite the ongoing impact of the credit crunch, new research shows.
17
NOV
Japanese Economy Rebounds
Japan's economy rebounded during the third quarter, offsetting fears of recession, the government said on Tuesday.
17
NOV
Us Banks Modify $75bn Back-Up Fund
The largest three banks in the US have approved a simpler structure for a planned back-up fund to help stabilise the credit markets.
16
NOV
German Economy 'To Slow Down In 2008'
The German economy is set to slow down during next year, according to the country's Council of Economic Advisors.
16
NOV
India Tops Private Equity Table In Asia
India has become the leading destination for private equity investments in Asia, new figures reveal.
16
NOV
IRS Probing Alternative Investment Sector
The US Inland Revenue Service (IRS) is investigating tax returns of private equity firms and hedge funds, in a move that could lead to further regulation of the alternative investment sector.
16
NOV
US Is Top-Ranked Global Economy
The US is once again the world's most competitive economy, according to recently released research.
30
OCT
US Venture Capital Investment Exceeds $8bn In Q3
Venture capital investment in the US hit $8.07 billion in the third quarter of 2007, the latest quarterly venture capital report released by Dow Jones VentureOne and Ernst & Young LLP shows.
30
OCT
Chinese Economic Growth Puts Pressure On Yuan
China's economy expanded at an annual rate of 11.5 per cent in the year's third quarter, it has been revealed.
30
OCT
German Cabinet Approves Plans For Crack-Down On Takeover Attempts
The German cabinet has approved draft laws concerning the tightening of rules on investors acting in concert as part of an attempt to make takeover attempts more clear cut.
30
OCT
S.Korea Growth Slows In Q3
South Korea's economic growth slowed in the third quarter, the Bank of Korea has announced.
30
OCT
Market Rules To Benefit City
New financial regulations set to come into force this week could help the City prise yet more trade away from New York, it has been claimed.
26
OCT
Potential For Further Venture Investment In Australian Clean Technology Industry
Funding constraints are limiting development in Australia's clean energy and environmental industries, according to a recent venture capital report.
26
OCT
Japan's Trade Surplus Widens
Japan's trade surplus grew in September, with exports to China and Europe increasing and imports down for the first time in/for over three years.
26
OCT
Third-Quarter VC Investment Hits $7.1BN
Worldwide venture capital investment hit $7.1 billion during the third quarter, new research has revealed.
24
OCT
IPO Activity Driven By Emerging Markets
Emerging markets saw record levels of initial public offerings (IPOs) in the third quarter, new figures have revealed.
23
OCT
IIF Calls For Greater Transparency
Top investment bankers have called for reforms to restore investors' confidence - in response to issues highlighted by the ongoing credit crunch.
16
OCT
Private Equity Fundraising Could Hit Record Levels
Private equity fundraising in the US is on target to set a new record, defying the impact of the recent credit crunch in markets worldwide.
12
OCT
Darling Planning 'Something Substantial' For Private Equity Bosses
Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, will today reveal plans to increase the tax payable by private equity bosses in a move designed to appeal to traditional Labour supporters.
10
OCT
Private Equity Firms To Ride Out Crisis
Private equity firms will mitigate the impact of the credit crunch on their profits by focussing on smaller deals, it has been predicted.
10
OCT
Sri Lanka To Start Overseas Bond Sale
Sri Lanka's government is to commence its first overseas bond sale in a move widely thought to be a test of international demand for emerging market.
10
OCT
Credit Crunch To Hit City Bonuses
The impact of the credit crunch on the financial services sector means employees in the City of London will receive lower bonuses this year, it has been predicted.
09
OCT
RBI Attempts To Quell Rupee's Rise
News that the central bank of India has intervened to attempt to curb the rise of the rupee vis-a-vis the dollar could act to put the rupee under pressure, it has been claimed.
07
OCT
Record Growth For UK Non-Financial Firms
Profits for UK non-financial sector companies saw record growth in the second quarter of 2007, new data has revealed.
06
OCT
'Inexpensive' Middle Eastern Equity Markets Highlighted By Goldman
Equity markets in the Middle East are "inexpensive" in comparison with other emerging markets, it has been claimed.
05
OCT
M&A Slumps In September
The deal value of mergers and acquisitions dipped in September as the global credit crunch squeezed the amount of debt finance available to buyers, new research has revealed.
05
OCT
Commodity Prices Herald Golden Era For Africa
Robust commodity prices have helped economic growth in Africa rise to its highest level since the 1970s, it has been revealed.
05
OCT
Goldman Eyes 'Undervalued' Japanese Real Estate Market
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05
OCT
Speculative Investment Sees Oil Price Re-Pass $80 Barrier
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05
OCT
China To Block Foreign Ownership Of Brokerages
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04
OCT
India's Central Bank 'Could Take Action To Curb Rupee's Rise'
Further gains in the value of the rupee may prompt India's central bank to buy dollars in order to stem the currency's appreciation, it has been claimed.
04
OCT
Hedge Fund Fundraising 'Will Test The Market'
The news that two listed hedge funds are to attempt to raise up to £300 million ($612 million) of new money will act as a barometer for investor confidence in the industry, it has been claimed.
29
SEP
Banks To Tighten Lending For UK Firms
Banks are set to cut loans to UK companies for the rest of 2007, according to a study conducted by the Bank of England.
29
SEP
South Korea To Encourage Resource Investment
South Korea is to increase tax benefits for companies which choose to invest in foreign mines and oil fields, it has been reported.
29
SEP
Real Estate 'Still Most Attractive Area Of Investment'
Real estate is still the most popular investment area in the Indian economy, it has been revealed.
28
SEP
Riyal 'Might Be Unpegged And Revalued'
The Saudi riyal fell slightly earlier today to 3.7365 against the dollar, having previously hit a 20-year high.
28
SEP
US Recession 'Could Increase Investment Opportunities'
A US recession in 2008 is "very likely", a survey of hedge fund managers has suggested.
28
SEP
OTC Derivative Trading 'Up By 71%'
Over-the-counter (OTC) derivative trading increased by 71 per cent in terms of volume over the three years up to April, it has been revealed.
27
SEP
Stuttering Us Economy 'Threatens UK Stocks'
A new survey from Cantos shows that four in five City investors see the slowing US economy as one of the biggest threats to the UK markets.
27
SEP
European Private Equity Market 'To Slow In Year's Second Half'
A lack of available credit will act to slow down the European private equity market, a new report sponsored by Deloitte has claimed.
25
SEP
King's Hands 'Were Tied By Eu Laws'
Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, has suggested in an appearance in front of a Treasury Select Committee that his Northern Rock rescue mission would have been carried out in a different fashion were it not for EU and UK laws.
25
SEP
Nasdaq Sells LSE Stake To Bourse Dubai
Nasdaq has sold a portion of its 28 per cent stake in the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to Bourse Dubai, it has been confirmed.
25
SEP
Olympics Drive Chinese Real Estate Sector
The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, 2010 Shanghai World Expo and the expected appreciation of the yuan are acting to increase the number of foreign private equity funds investing in real estate projects in China, it has been revealed.
22
SEP
Private Equity Firms 'Must Be More Open'
Jack Dromey, deputy general secretary of the T&G section of union Unite, has demanded greater government regulation over private equity firms.
21
SEP
Eu 'Proposes Energy Market Changes'
The European Union is considering introducing legislation to make energy networks more accessible to companies without their own grids, it has been reported.
21
SEP
India-Focussed Hedge Funds 'Among Best Performers'
Research conducted by hedge fund tracker Hedge Fund Net (HFN) has revealed that India-focussed hedge funds are among the best hedge fund performers over the last five and a half years.
15
SEP
Recession Fears See Opec Increase Oil Production
Despite objections from Iran, Qatar, Venezuela, Libya and Algeria, members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) have agreed to increase oil production for the first time in a year.
15
SEP
Goldman Move Highlights Increasing Demand For Third-party Research
Goldman Sachs is hoping to take advantage of an increasing demand for investment research by recommending firms who provide a related service to investors.
14
SEP
Credit Turmoil Will Outlast Other Crises
Major investment banks have raised their average growth forecasts for South Korea in 2008.
13
SEP
China's Central Bank 'Should Raise Interest Rates'
Pressure on China's central bank to increase interest rates has increased in the wake of news that the country's rate of inflation has risen to a ten year high and the trade gap widened.
13
SEP
Bear Stearns Investment Attracts Market Attention
A British billionaire has acquired a seven per cent stake in troubled bank Bear Stearns.
12
SEP
Banks Predict Sustained Korean Economic Growth
Major investment banks have raised their average growth forecasts for South Korea in 2008.
11
SEP
Banks 'Being Forced To Concentrate On Domestic Consolidation'
European banks risk lagging behind their US, Japanese and eventual Chinese counterparts as legislation prevents them from merging with or acquiring regional competitors, it has been claimed.
11
SEP
US Supply News Boosts Oil Price
The price of crude oil approached a five week high following news that US supplies fell further than early expectations expectations last week.
11
SEP
Private Equity's M&A Influence To Wane
Private equity firms' influence on the mergers and acquisitions market will dip as a result of the ongoing credit crunch, it has been predicted.
08
SEP
India 'The Most Popular Outsourcing Destination'
India is still the most likely outsourcing destination in the world, it has been revealed.
08
SEP
Chinese And Japanese Banks Come Clean Over Subprime Exposure
Recently released figures have served to highlight the extent to which Japan and China have been exposed to the US sub-prime sector fallout that has rippled through global markets.
08
SEP
Us Service Sector Slowing
Growth in the US non-manufacturing sector slowed during August, new research has revealed.
07
SEP
Bear Stearns And Lehman Brothers 'Have Been Hardest Hit By Credit Crunch'
Investment banks Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers are expected to have been hardest hit by the credit crunch, it has been reported.
07
SEP
First Data Buyout Seen As Market Litmus Test
The mooted buyout of credit card data firm First Data will stand as a litmus test for the health of the leveraged buyout sector and the credit market, it has been reported.
06
SEP
Bis Calls For More Regulation In Latin American Derivatives Market
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05
SEP
Market Rates Are "Big Issue" In Liquidity Crisis, Claims Barclays Chief
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05
SEP
Fostering Agencies 'Attracting Private Equity Interest'
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04
SEP
Bank Debt Holding Up Private Equity Investment
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04
SEP
Private Equity Activity Will Not Decline, Cfos Predict
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04
SEP
Oil Demand Outlook Affected By Subprime Mortgage Market Turbulence
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04
SEP
Banks' Profits Down 3.4% In Second Quarter
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03
SEP
Global Market Conditions Fail To Impact On Indian Private Equity Sector Health
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