Municipal bonds: The latest bubble?
Lingxi Huang considers the credibility of the latest concerns being raised about municipal bonds in the US
Bank bonuses again rile politicians
It’s that time of the year again: the banks have disclosed the size of their bonus pools and Patrick O’Driscoll thinks the public needs to know more before judging
Finance Society hosts first-of-a-kind trading game
Young traders from across the country gather at Imperial
Books for intellectual City type sellouts
A review of some classic and pertinent finance titles
A focus on: Basics of Islamic Finance
An introduction to the world of Sharia-compliant finance
What's the Future for BP?
Emma Hardaker-Jones and Peter Duff talk about graduate opportunities, the Deepwater disaster and moving “Beyond Petroleum”
Rifts reappear less than a fortnight after G-20 pact
Rifts reappear less than a fortnight after G-20 pact
Imperial needs to start raising serious money
Changes to university funding require Imperial to act fast
Midterm elections: what do they mean for US businesses?
As the Republicans retake the House of Representatives, analysts debate whether they will they ease the burden on businesses or let them down like it’s 1994
G-20 meets amid growing talk of a currency war
Concerns about the implications of a Sino-American currency devaluation race continue to rise
Did Physics break the economy? Can it save it?
The role of mathematical methods in the explosive cocktail that led to the greatest economic meltdown in generations and questions their future
Two miners rumble in the Congo
Kazakhstan’s largest miner battles Canadian rival over property rights in a war-torn and impoverished region