Imogen Rose-Smith • May 2012
James Giddens estimates the shortfall between what MF Global customers have collected and what they are owed to be $1.6 billion.
Exchange traded funds will soon let investors bet on physical metals without having to deal with the vagaries of the futures market.
Hedge funds outperformed stocks, bonds and commodities in the period from 1994 to 2011, according to a new report. The numbers, though, are a little too rosy.
The price of gold has been static recently. So what accounts for the metal’s recent refusal to rise or fall decisively?
New alarms have been fitted on 100 church roofs across England in a new scheme to tackle the spate of copper thefts prompted by an increase in the metal's price.
According to a recent Credit Suisse report examining the influence of oil prices on equities and national economies, Brent crude would have to hit a record $150 a barrel in 2012 before it hurt economic growth.
Despite growing fears to the contrary, research suggests that a spike in oil prices triggered by an Israeli or U.S. strike on Iran would be painful but short-lived.
If crude slumps to $70 a barrel, Putin might not be able to afford to pay off his cronies, Rice says.
JPMorgan Chase finds itself at the very center of the MF Global and Lehman Brothers bankruptcies. But where has the money gone?
Which European firm is the best in research sales? Deutsche Bank, according to the results of our inaugural All-Europe Sales Team.
Despite economic weakness and uncertainty, the 2012 All-America Executive Team is seizing new growth opportunities even as it keeps a close eye on costs.
Establishments in Institutional Investor’s World’s Best Hotels 2011 ranking are using renovations and renewed dedication to service to fuel a rebound.