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Finance History 2010-09-27 (27 September 2010 ) |
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| With the Islamic finance industry worth an estimated $1 trillion, Asia-Pacific nations are joining a growing band of countries intending to carve out a larger share of the market. | |
| With the Islamic finance industry worth an estimated $1 trillion and growing rapidly, it is perhaps no surprise that a number of Asia-Pacific nations are among a growing band of countries worldwide to signal their intention to carve out a larger share of the market, Liz Gooch writes in The New York Times. | |
| Former Dutch Finance Minister Wouter Bos will join KPMG next month as a partner responsible for the public sector and healthcare and as an adviser to the financial industry department of the company. | |
| Growth in Britain's financial sector fell short of expectations over the last three months and most financial firms expect to mark time during the remainder of the year according to a survey. | |
| Belgian Finance Minister Didier Reynders said European governments must take measures to reduce budget deficits in the wake of the recession. | |
| Numbers ace comes from Comcast... | |
| As investors shy away from stocks, financial advisers are trying to give them courage by extolling the virtues of dividend-paying shares. | |
| Senate Republicans blocked a campaign finance bill that would require special interest groups running campaign ads to identify their donors. Republicans dismissed Democratic efforts as a midterm election ploy. | |
| The Ministry of Finance has decided to pass the Mutual Fund Regulation, according to media reports. Since a separate Mutual Fund Act might consume more time to be effective, the Securities Board of Nepal (Sebon) had forwarded draft regulation of Mutual Fund to the ministry for its green signal. | |
| Volumes tipped to grow at same pace in Q4. 27 Sep 2010 9:06 AM |
Economic History|
| Economic-development professionals from 48 states and eight countries are converging on Columbus this weekend, as the International Economic Development Council kicks off its annual conference. | |
| Economic reports this week include the S.&P./Case-Shiller home price index for July and consumer confidence for September. | |
| President Barack Obama hammered Republicans on Saturday over their newly unveiled campaign agenda, calling the opposition party's economic ideas "an echo of a disastrous decade we can't afford to relive." | |
| Mercer survey implies those with jobs aren't likely to boost spending. | |
| Crude oil may try to add to the strong gains of last week, while gold tries to break through the psychologically significant $1300 level. | |
| Economist and prolific speaker Elliott Pollack has been shifting into semiretirement. | |
| THE Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) is a commendable government agenda to transform the economy. It has been worked upon studiously from May, with a 1,000-person workshop made up of members of the government and the private sector. | |
| By ANTHONY HALL United Press International The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission is finding out what bankers do with rotten mortgages in a system based on liquidity. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission - Business - Financial Services - United States - Banking Services | |
| TIME is putting together a feature about how the economic crisis has affected ordinary (and extraordinary) Americans. Show us a photo that illustrates how your life has changed. Cutting back? New Job? Staycation? Tell us your story. | |
| European Markets closed in negative territory for the fourth time in five days amid speculation that September?s market rally may have overshot the outlook for economic growth. |
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