HANG SENG OFFERS FIRST YUAN ETF TRACKING GOLD.

Uploaded by cctvnewschannel on 31 Jan 2012 - Hang Seng Bank announced that it's going to launch the world's first yuan-denominated Exchange Traded Fund, or ETF, that will track the international gold price.

The new ETF represents another step in the offshore development of yuan-denominated gold, after the Hong Kong Gold and Silver Exchange launched physical transactions in October.

The fund tracks the London gold fixing price in US dollars, and will hedge against foreign exchange rate movements between the yuan and the greenback. One board lot of 100 units of the ETF is priced at 3,500 yuan, excluding fees.

On the Money: Taking Stock (Russia)

Uploaded by RussiaToday on 28 Jan 2012 - How fast will Russia's equity markets get back to normal life after the fall in December? What can pump them back up? What about investment risk during Russia's presidential campaign? And which sectors could improve the health of the Russian economy? OtM is joined by Ben Aris, Simon Fentham-Fletcher, Artem Arkhipov and David Cranield.

FITCH DOWNGRADES 5 EUROZONE COUNTRIES.

Uploaded by cctvnewschannel on 27 Jan 2012 - U.S ratings agency Fitch has cut the credit ratings of Italy, Spain and three other euro zone nations as the region's debt crisis deepened. Fitch cut Italy by two notches to A- from A+, while Spain was lowered to A from AA-. Belgium, Slovenia and Cyprus were also downgraded.

Meanwhile, Fitch put all five nations' credit outlooks as "negative". However, investors were still optimistic over the Greek debt swap deal with its private creditors and the Euro rose against the US dollar for a fifth straight day.

Part 4: Irresponsible packaging & selling of Investments.

A history of the Meltdown - The Secret History of the Global Financial Collapse 2010:
The Men Who Crashed The World : 30 Dec 2010

Part 3: Irresponsible packaging & selling of Investments.

A history of the Meltdown - The Secret History of the Global Financial Collapse 2010:
The Men Who Crashed The World : 28 Dec 2010

Part 2: Irresponsible packaging & selling of Investments

A history of the Meltdown - The Secret History of the Global Financial Collapse 2010: The Men Who Crashed The World : 29 Dec 2010

Part 1: Irresponsible packaging & selling of Investments.

A history of the Meltdown - The Secret History of the Global Financial Collapse 2010:
The Men Who Crashed The World : 28 Dec 2010

Global Financial Crisis Explained

Uploaded by worldinformant on 23 Aug 2010 - The Short and Simple Story of the Credit Crisis.By Jonathan Jarvis | Crisisofcredit.com 

 The goal of giving form to a complex situation like the credit crisis is to quickly supply the essence of the situation to those unfamiliar and uninitiated. This project was completed as part of my thesis work in the Media Design Program, a graduate studio at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.

Cruel paradox for struggling homeowners.

Published on 29 Sep 2011 by CBS - Struggling homeowners who could benefit the most from the all-time low interest rates often don't have the equity in their homes to qualify. Cynthia Bowers reports on the cruel paradox.

America : Bank fees hit record highs

Published on 29 Sep 2011 by CBS - The average fee for non-customer use of an ATM is now a record $2.40 and the average fee for a bounced check is now nearly $31 -- also a record. Anthony Mason reports on why the fees are so high.

Ask It Early: Personal finances.

Published on 29 Sep 2011 by CBS - CBS News business and economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis answers viewer questions about personal finance, including the best ways to pay off student loans and credit card debt.

Trader on the BBC says Eurozone Market will crash

Uploaded by nsotd4 on Sep 26, 2011 - In a scary and painfully frank interview a freaked out BBC interviewer is visibly shaken when market trader Alessio Rastani predicts that the "Market is Toast." Apparently there is nothing Euro governments can do.

Making Money Out of Market Crash.

Uploaded by TheRealNews on Aug 21, 2011 - Bill Black: Technical traders love volatility; Obama raising big money on Wall St.