THE REVIEW

Christopher Bond, Editor of Change, asks whether the financial regulation reforms have reached the tipping point

Slowing global warming could save world economies $44tn by 2060, a new report by Citibank claims

China’s current financial crisis has sent the world’s investors, economists and media into a spin. What is happening exactly, and what are the prospects for the world’s second-largest economy?

The Annual General Meeting of the Institute will be held at the CISI, 8 Eastcheap, London EC3M 1AE on Thursday 17 September 2015, at 10.30am

Greece made headlines again last Thursday as Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced his resignation. What could the resultant snap election mean for investors and the wider economy?

In the September print edition of the Review we profile David Cruickshank, Chairman of Deloitte Global, who talks about integrated reporting, the threat of a ‘Brexit’ and how the world is shrinking

The CISI is encouraging financial services firms across the UK to offer work experience to young people to give them an invaluable insight into the sector

Target-date funds, also known as age-based funds, are a popular way of saving for retirement in the US and are starting to catch on in the UK. What exactly are they? How do they work? Do they offer better value than traditional pensions? David Hutchins, Lead Portfolio Manager for Target-Date Funds at investment management and research firm AllianceBernstein, answers some common questions

Economic crime – both traditional and cyber – and its implications for compliance remain firmly at the top of firms’ and regulators’ agendas. This year for the first time the CISI is sponsoring the leading gathering in this field, the Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crime