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US bond yields may break out ‘on downside’ warns Raiffeisen
Weaker than expected economic recovery could see US 10-year bond yields fall rather than rise, according to latest quarterly analysis from Raiffeisen Capital Management.
BRICs, CEE focus of latest Raiffeisen Capital Management EM Report
Raiffeisen Capital Management has highlighted the BRIC countries, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary in its latest monthly Emerging Markets Report.
Emerging markets to provide mild acceleration to global growth in H1 2013, says Raiffeisen
In its latest monthly report on emerging markets, Raiffeisen Capital Management says that while they will encourage global growth through the first half of 2013, there are concerns about how long this will last.
Financial sector bonds offer relative value over government bonds, Raiffeisen says
Over the last months of 2012, there was a vigorous recovery in government bonds from peripheral countries, along with bank bonds, according to Austria's Raiffeisen Capital Management.
Fund companies must look to their own growth, says Raiffeisen’s Bauer
As regulation bites and consolidation continues, the funds industry will be forced to focus on pro-growth strategies, says Mathias Bauer, CEO of Austria’s RCM.
BNP Paribas strengthens wholesale focus in Germany
Christian Petter has taken up the position of chief executive of BNP Paribas Investment Partners in Germany. He will be responsible for the wholesale business.
Business somewhat as usual is Raiffeisen Research reaction to Ukranian election outcome
Raiffeisen Research, part of the Austrian group specialising in CEE investments, believes the results of the latest parliamentary election in Ukraine point to business as usual, especially given the still muted reaction of international markets.
Will upcoming elections in Ukraine lead to deal with IMF?
As parliamentary elections in Ukraine approach, due on October 28, one of the main topics under discussion is whether the country will strike a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the aftermath.
Raiffeisen sees value in short-term European periphery debt
There is no end in sight for the troubles in Italy, Spain and Greece as the debt crisis in Europe escalates, yet Austria's largest investment manager favours periphery government bonds over the meagre returns of Germany's debt.
Swiss banking sector could shrink by a third
Swiss banks face the prospect of losing 15%, or Sfr135bn francs ($139bn) of their assets as a result of Western Europeans taking their money onshore, said Herbert Hensle, global head of the Strategy & Transformation team of Cap Gemini SA, in a Bloomberg...
US taxman goes after clients at another Swiss bank
Retail bank Raiffeisen is to hand over details about its US clients, the latest Swiss-based institution to come under pressure from US authorities determined to enforce tax compliance among wealthy citizens.
Austria's Raiffeisen group picks new wealth platform
Swiss firm Profidata's e-AMIS Wealth Management System has been selected as the principal platform for asset management at the Austrian Raiffeisen banking group.
Driving off investor anxiety
“We do not run away”. Bankers and regulators at an investment conference in Vienna dispel fears of disorderly deleveraging.
Asset management sell-off hopes fade as banks find alternatives to raise capital
People who expected European banks to offload asset management arms to meet mandated 9% tier one capital ratios by mid-2012 may be disappointed, as Credit Suisse analysts barely named such an action as likely among nine banks they highlighted in a report...
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