Eurozone

European Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi will push the bank to buy junk-rated Greek and Cypriot bank loans, it has emerged.

European equities provide cheaper investment opportunities with more room for growth than US equities, according to Standard Life Investments.

Jonathan Stapleton asks if falling confidence is leading to a portfolio re-think

Helen Morrissey says uncertainty helps no-one

When the UK and US started quantitative easing (QE) programmes the fear was that printing money could force inflation to spiral.

JPMAM market strategist and former BBC economics editor Stephanie Flanders outlines the risks to schemes

John Redwood on what the latest stock market sell-off means for pension funds

Rachel Dalton asks if there is light at the end of the tunnel

Companies are factoring a possible eurozone break-up into their business plans, but are not taking the same steps for their pension scheme, a Towers Watson survey reveals.

Helen Morrissey asks if it is the government’s responsibility to deal with accountancy standards.