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  • A New Way to Mine Gold

    Investors have always been able to buy gold-mining stocks or the metal itself. Now exchange trade funds are reducing the risks and hassles Gold has regained some of its luster over the past few years. Since hitting a low of…

  • Worldwide ETF assets $313.6B in Feb.

    Global assets trading volume up nearly 20% YTD – report BOSTON – There were 348 exchange-traded funds at the end February with assets of $313.6 billion trading on 31 global exchanges, according to new research released Tuesday by Morgan Stanley.…

  • The untold positive story about Malaysia

    The following is the text of the speech by Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. IT is always an honour and a privilege to speak before such an important audience as is gathered here today. As investors, fund managers and…

  • Add up the advantages of not wasting on tax

    PAYING taxes, like death, is one of life’s more unpleasant certainties. No one likes to see their hard-earned cash lining the Treasury’s coffers. But while death is unavoidable, paying too much tax is something we can laugh in the face…

  • Canadians investing offshore grows sharply

    OTTAWA – Canadian investment in offshore financial centres, including so-called “tax havens,” shot up eight-fold between 1990 and 2003, Statistics Canada reported Monday. Between 1990 and 2003, Canadian assets in those countries went from $11 billion to $88 billion. They…

  • Offshore: A simple plan

    Europe’s role in the global investment fund market has become increasingly prominent. The introduction of alternative investment strategies has created a more competitive arena. As a result, jurisdictions closer to the European market are becoming a more attractive platform for…

  • The ETF Industry’s 800-Pound Gorilla

    In a sense, San Francisco-based Barclays is the McDonald’s (MCD) of the ETF world. McDonald’s didn’t invent hamburgers and Barclays didn’t create ETFs, but the companies each exploited and popularized their industry niches to a greater degree than anyone else.…

  • Wealthy Taxpayers Feeling the Pressure from IRS

    AccountingWEB.com – The Internal Revenue Service is targeting wealthy executives and entrepreneurs to ferret out would-be tax dodgers. The IRS has not focused on individual tax returns of the well-to-do for years, the Wall Street Journal reported, but is becoming…

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