As the U.S. debates opening up its doors to largely Syrian refugees, following the lead of generous European nations such as Germany, the notable absence of Arab Gulf states... Read More

Is Now The Time To Be Bearish On China? by Andy Rothman, Matthews Asia One of the world’s largest hedge funds has turned bearish on China, arguing that the recent... Read More

This is part nine of a ten part series on Ray Dalio (and part of our upcoming ebook on Ray Dalio, which will include much information not available to... Read More

The past few days have not been kind to the S&P 500 and emerging market indexes. Emerging markets have tripped up again and their political and currency woes are said... Read More

Monitoring Morningstar fund flows, a Credit Suisse research piece notes increasing volatility where, on a year over year basis, healthcare has benefited while value might be found in industrials,... Read More

There has been a back-channel whisper conversation on the Greek economic situation on many levels. There is the derivatives story, which, if appropriate steps at the SWAPs insurance writers... Read More

The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) is conducting a probe into at least nine banks concerning their sale of mortgage-backed securities, reports Financial Times. Kara Scannell, Tom Braithwaite and Camilla... Read More

Do active fund managers outperform passive fund managers? The answer depends on how you define performance, a recent study from the U.S. Federal Reserve concludes. If you define performance based... Read More

One of the economic mysteries of the past five years or so has been the lack of labor productivity growth despite the return of economic growth in developed markets.... Read More

Korea's Gentle Monster by Elli Lee, Matthews Asia Not long ago, a colleague of mine here in our Hong Kong office came in brimming with excitement over a new pair... Read More