innovation thrives, so maybe it is time to try again. - Anthony Hilton is City commentator on London ...
First it was private equity that aroused the wrath of politicians and then it was hedge funds that found themselves friendless, blamed and the target of regulation. Now it looks as though the mainstream asset management industry is about to pay the price for taking success for granted and not spending...
The global economic crisis is no longer the fault exclusively of the media, although the negativity of so much reporting continues to play a part in the destruction of the confidence the system needs to function smoothly.
The head of Legal & General's investment arm, Peter Chambers, told the Treasury select committee earlier this month that he and other fund managers had challenged Royal Bank of Scotland on its strategy in the months before it crashed, but once the board chose not to follow up on their concerns there...
When a former editor of the Financial Times, Richard Lambert (in his current role as director general of the CBI), attacks the way the press have handled the credit crunch it is surely time to take notice.
be cheerful about. Anthony Hilton is City commentator on London's Evening Standard. ...
difficult sell but it may be the best they can do. Anthony Hilton is City commentator on London's Evening ...
Anthony Hilton raises an interesting point about perception and reality (News, 24 October). But the
Critical self-examination is not the strong suit of the UK media, unlike colleagues in the US who take themselves far more seriously.
its PR. They will not easily be won over again. Anthony Hilton is City commentator on London ...
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