Feb. 21 - All insurers are battling low interest yields, but larger player like Allianz, Axa and Aviva have room for manoeuvre when it comes to dividends, says Reuters Breakingviews.

Feb. 21 - All insurers are battling low interest yields, but larger player like Allianz, Axa and Aviva have room for manoeuvre when it comes to dividends, says Reuters Breakingviews.

Feb. 20 - Outgoing BHP CEO Marius Kloppers had luck on his side, but his record as an inspirational leader was a good one according to Breakingviews. The miner's new boss has a tough act to follow.

Feb. 20 - Outgoing BHP CEO Marius Kloppers had luck on his side, but his record as an inspirational leader was a good one according to Breakingviews. The miner's new boss has a tough act to follow.

Feb. 19 - The EU's push to cap bankers' bonuses won't resolve excess pay -- salaries will rise instead, says Reuters Breakingviews.

Feb. 19 - The EU's push to cap bankers' bonuses won't resolve excess pay -- salaries will rise instead, says Reuters Breakingviews.

Feb. 19 - The EU's push to cap bankers' bonuses won't resolve excess pay -- salaries will rise instead, says Reuters Breakingviews.

Feb. 18 - Cyprus' indecisive elections demonstrate a critical pro-European consensus and a public readiness to accept a bailout.

Feb. 12 - It's wrong to dismiss Barclays' restructuring plans as empty spin, says Reuters Breakingviews banking editor Dominic Elliott.

Feb. 11 - Conventional monetary policy tools aren't working. It's time to follow the FSA's Adair Turner's suggestion and print money, says Reuters Breakingviews. Plus the bright side of the horsemeat scandal.

Feb. 11 - Conventional monetary policy tools aren't working. It's time to follow the FSA's Adair Turner's suggestion and print money, says Reuters Breakingviews. Plus the bright side of the horsemeat scandal.

Feb. 11 - Conventional monetary policy tools aren't working. It's time to follow the FSA's Adair Turner's suggestion and print money, says Reuters Breakingviews. Plus the bright side of the horsemeat scandal.

Feb. 8 - Peugeot's writedown is not the end of its troubles, says Reuters Breakingviews, and the outlook for French carmaker's outlook remains bleak. A bailout may be on the cards.

Feb. 7 - Credit Suisse's Q4 results should cause alarm in a bank not in the top tier of fixed income trading says Breakingviews.

Feb. 7 - Faced with an ageing population, Singapore's government has had to adopt drastic measures to shore up its position as a financial center, but Breakingviews' Andy Mukherjee says they are necessary.

Jan. 24 - A massive yen asset-buying program is the right approach for the Bank of Japan, says Breakingviews columnist Andy Mukherjee, yet winning back investor confidence will still be key.

Jan. 23 - UK Prime Minister David Cameron's promise to hold a straight 'in or out' referendum on the EU is damaging to Britain's clout and risks hurting the pound, says Reuters Breakingviews.

Jan. 22 - A muddled report into allegations of corruption at Indonesian company Bumi does little to restore shareholder confidence. Plus Stansted sale just the ticket for London.