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**gamecasta** · 10-09-2009, 06:18 PM

I don't think the study is about size or amount of transaction or companies etc. It says financially developed. That is something different. It is also the whole country, not just specific cities. I was surprised to see Australia there also but saying that I know nothing about the country. I am surprised that Switzerland is among the most stable.

As for the hedge funds leaving, it remains to be seen how many leave but it hasn't been a crisis thus far. I'd rather the UK was more regulated than being No. 1. Quality over quantity anyday.

10-09-2009, 06:18 PM	#16
gamecasta Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 538 Senior Member	I don't think the study is about size or amount of transaction or companies etc. It says financially developed. That is something different. It is also the whole country, not just specific cities. I was surprised to see Australia there also but saying that I know nothing about the country. I am surprised that Switzerland is among the most stable. As for the hedge funds leaving, it remains to be seen how many leave but it hasn't been a crisis thus far. I'd rather the UK was more regulated than being No. 1. Quality over quantity anyday.
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