Investment professionals see a rosier year ahead
But survey highlights widespread concern over falling global market integrity
INVESTMENT professionals around the world are reporting greater optimism about economic prospects for the coming year, according to the CFA Institute 2014 Global Market Sentiment Survey (GMSS), with optimism
in Singapore almost doubling. Of those surveyed here, 59 per cent predicted an expansion of the global economy, up from 32 per cent a year ago.
However, these same professionals also cited some concerns over global market integrity, with those in Singapore and Switzerland being the two most critical groups on the issue of a lack of ethical culture within firms.
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