Slovenia

Take a flexible and unconstrained approach to asset allocation in 2014, say Rick Rieder and Scott Thiel, co-managers of the BGF Fixed Income Global Opportunities Fund.

While the cost of supporting the banks may be higher than the government has envisaged, Slovenia will not join the club of the bailout countries in the near term, according to Morgan Stanley.

Sea-sick sailors know that the best place to be in turbulent waters is high up in the middle of the vessel, with fresh air and a view to the horizon. Unfortunately, for stock markets in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), that was exactly where they were...

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S&P's new rating of European sovereign debt is outlined in the attached table.

Standard & Poor’s has downgraded the credit ratings of a raft of eurozone nations including Italy, Spain and Portugal as well as stripping France and Austria of their AAA status.

Embattled Greece tops the global table of the most risky sovereign credits in the world, as it has been for much of the past year, while Norway continues to head the least risky sovereign issuers, according to a report on liquidity metrics from CMA Datavision...

Guernsey has signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) with the Republic of Slovenia, the third TIEA signed by the island in under a month.