Multiplying investment and retirement knowledge
Thought Leaders
Ottmar Edenhofer
Ottmar Edenhofer
China is starting to take the environment more seriously. more
Global Opportunities
On The Way To Europe
Experts discuss the appeal of the Islamic insurance concept of Takaful. more
Local Knowledge
Seoul Business

One of the world's largest pension funds has emerged from the global crisis with a more agressive investment approach.

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Perspectives
International Influence
As the importance of Asia in the global financial market continues to grow, so too does its influence and reputation in the art world. more
Public Policy
Calibrating DC Fund Scales

The OECD says new rules are needed to help employees avoid major pension losses. But which are the right rules?

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Welcome to the New World Disorder - Project M  
Justin Yifu Lin
#05 The New World Disorder
Justin Yifu Lin
The World Bank Chief Economist discusses how China intends to overcome the global crisis and keep growing at record-breaking pace. more
#05 The New World Disorder
Sun Zhe
There are several key issues that look set to test the relationship between China and the US in 2010, says the director of Tsinghua University's Center for US-China Relations more
Andrew Sheng
#05 The New World Disorder
Andrew sheng
The chief adviser to the China Banking Regulatory Commission discusses lessons learned during the global finacial crisis. more
Zvi Bodie
#03 Spending It Wisely
Boding tough on voodoo finance
Professor Zvi Bodie has long challenged conventional wisdom on retirement saving. His textbook, Investments (co-authored by Alex Kane and Alan Marcus), is used by the CFA Institute and the Society of Actuaries. more
 
Ottmar Edenhofer
#05 The New World Disorder
ottmar edenhofer
China is starting to take the environment more seriously, believes the chief economist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Change. more
James Wolfensohn
#01 Be Brave!
don't forget africa
Former president of the World Bank James Wolfensohn predicts what the world will look like in 2050 as a tectonic shift moves global GDP from today's richest nations to China, India, Brazil and other developing countries. more