THE global economic crisis is not going to get any better – and investors face tough decisions about where to put their money, according to Collins Stewart Wealth Management.

THE calls for better and greater regulation following the economic crisis is creating an arena of arbitrage across financial centres, according to leading City lawyer Stuart Popham.

A EUROPEAN review that will help dictate the future of corporate tax in the Channel Islands begins this week.

ECONOMIC prospects for the Western world are ‘gloomy’, according to a panel of experts at the Channel Islands Stock Exchange International Business Summit.

GUERNSEY is now one of the top five specialist financial centres in the world, according to global trade magazine The Banker.

GUERNSEY and Switzerland can work together to break down the perception they are tax havens, according to the Swiss ambassador to the UK.

ACTING decisively with financial stimulus when the banking crisis hit will not be enough to stop the West experiencing a ‘lost decade’ of its own if it is not careful, according to British financier Guy Hands.

THE number of trades carried out at the Channel Islands Stock Exchange fell by more than 100 million last year compared to 2008.

JERSEY could be stealing a march on Guernsey in progressing market developments in India.

FIRST-TIME buyers might find it a little easier to get on the housing ladder today after Skipton International announced it was bring back the 100% mortgage.