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  • Activist hedge funds: Party ain’t over for activists
    "The private equity party is over," says Kevin Dolan, chief executive of $5 billion fund of hedge funds La Fayette Investment Management in London. The credit crunch has made it difficult for private equity firms to take companies private, and that is good news for activist hedge funds, he claims.
    Helen Avery, April 04, 2008
  • BANKING
    Sri Lanka: Hearts and jobs in Sri Lanka
    Chatting with Ajith Cabraal, the amiable governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, in his lofty eyrie above Colombo, one could be forgiven for thinking that he’s presiding over some approximation of a Switzerland-sur-tropique. Although his Indian Ocean homeland is besieged by a civil war escalated by an ambitious president with an advancing personality cult, "things aren’t nearly as bad as they might appear on CNN," Cabraal says.
    Eric Ellis, 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
  • EEMEA market round up: Gulf partnership in management
    Credit Suisse and Gulf Capital, one of the region’s biggest private equity firms, have announced an agreement in principle to launch a strategic alliance focused on investing in the Gulf and Middle Eastern economies. Karim El Solh, chief executive at Gulf Capital, says: "Of particular help to us will be Credit Suisse’s expertise in leveraged buyouts, its global footprint, its financial strength and award-winning debt and equity franchises in the Middle East."
    Dominic O’Neill, April 04, 2008
  • Insurance survey: Ping An
    In January 2008, Ping An announced a large domestic fund-raising plan: 1.2 billion new Shanghai-listed A shares – 14% of its expanded capital – and $5.7 billion of convertible bonds with warrants. This was the biggest domestic offering in Chinese history.
    Daniel Day, April 04, 2008
  • BANKING
    Leveraged buyouts: Investors want in as buyout firms look out
    Don’t confuse a lack of deals with inactivity; allocations to private equity are set to rise.
    Jethro Wookey, April 04, 2008
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    LCDS: LevX roll may revive LCDS in Europe
    One characteristic that both the ABS and leveraged loan markets share – apart from having had a hideous time over the past nine months – is that fledgling indices for both (the ABX and LCDS/LevX respectively) have been subjected to the most testing market conditions in memory very early on in their development.
    Louise Bowman, April 04, 2008
  • BANKING
    Credit markets regulation: Desperate measures…
    March 7
    Alex Chambers, April 04, 2008
  • India: Real estate feels the pinch
    India’s nascent and relatively isolated financial markets have been spared the worst of the credit crunch but leading corporates are feeling the squeeze in other ways.
    Elliot Wilson, April 04, 2008
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Equity market round up: Move of the month - Deutsche Bank
    Deutsche Bank’s global head of equity and derivatives trading, Noreddine Sebti, is packing his bags and ditching the Big Apple for Hong Kong, in a move that the bank says reflects Deutsche’s increasing focus on the Asia-Pacific region, which it expects to overtake Europe in terms of equity trading this year.
    Peter Koh, April 04, 2008
  • 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
  • Opinion
    Against the Tide: It’s not even half-time for the credit crisis
    More assets are yet to be hit in the credit crisis and, as leverage continues to fall out of play, liquidity will keep on drying up. Equity prices are bound to fall still further too.
    David Roche, April 04, 2008
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