Page 2 - Peter Thal Larsen

Democratic deficit

Weaker shareholder rights a bad omen for Hong Kong

Deja blue

China's stock boom is not so different this time

Tracking back

MSCI lets fund managers ignore China a bit longer

Jack all

Jack Ma turns Reorient into free-money factory

Beautiful blame

To fix FIFA, start with the sponsors

Emigrant blues

HSBC revival overshadowed by existential questions

Battle of the bulge

China's investment bank wannabes face long march

Generally amoebic

GE's crumbs make for Australian buyout feast

Chinese burn

Australia's property market joins closed-door club

Untimely succession

Japan Post pays $5.1bn for global expansion stamp

Tears for arrears

World's swelling debt calls for radical surgery

Margin of error

Credit crackdown exposes flimsiness of China rally

Stockbroken

StanChart equities closure is overdue but welcome

Retreat, not defeat

Protests made Hong Kong more hopeful, less certain

Better than average

Australia joins global race to top on bank capital

Out the IndCor

Blackstone and GIC strike new sort of partnership

Cost inflation

Faulty airbags puncture Takata financial cushion

A Little Global Difficulty

HSBC illustrates the burden of being a global bank

Double Abeloss

Abenomics hits a speed bump, not a road block

Trophy hunt

China's real estate trophy hunt has further to run