Up until last week most investors were arguing that China could not save the world.  And we agree.  China is just not big enough to drag the world out of the mire by itself.  But it can save itself.  Here are some of the positive developments:

We begin in the past: In the financial market collapse of 2008, one area of particular decline has been the fund of funds industry. Many fund of funds run to a greater or lesser degree, an asset liability mismatch. 

This topic is open for discussion on our forum. Please click here to express your views.   We begin in the past:   In the financial market collapse of 2008, one area of particular decline has been the fund of funds industry. Many fund of funds run to a greater or lesser degree, an asset

A lot of global investors are assuming that as an Anglo-Saxon economy, Australia cannot avoid the travails of its peers in the Northern Hemisphere. We disagree. Here are the reasons.

Nobody buys the idea that China will save the world.  Rightly.  China is just not big enough to drag the world out of the mire.  Of course China is a major player in certain areas of the global economy e.g. commodities (it accounted for around one-quarter of global copper consumption last year, for example), but if the