Nikkei nerves

Article Abstract:

The Japanese economy remains in recession, but many in the financial market argue investors should begin purchasing Japanese stocks before its sharemarket begins recovery. The Japanese market, the Nikkei, in the latter months of 1998 has made significant gains despite a weak economy and a shrinking Gross Domestic Product. Although many investors agree the Japanese market is on its way to recovery, they feel it has a long way to go before they are confident about its prospects.

Evaluation, Economic aspects, Japan, Stocks, Reports, Nikkei Dow Jones Industrial Average (Index)

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Blood on the tracks

Article Abstract:

The background to the rating given to BT Funds Management is discussed. BT's poor performance and recent internal reforms are examined and new approaches to risk management instigated by BT's investment team led are described.

Management, Finance, Financial institutions, Institutional investments, Bankers Trust Funds Management, Morningstar Inc.

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