Jerin Mathew

Senior Business Reporter

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Jerin Mathew is a senior business correspondent at The International Business Times. He previously worked with SNL Financial and RTT News in similar roles. He holds a master's degree in business administration (specialised in Finance). He is a graduate in philosophy from Mahatma Gandhi University, India. He is based in Bangalore and can be reached at j.mathew@ibtimes.com. He can be followed on Twitter at @jerinmatthewmm.

India's Industrial Output Soars in October but Sustained Growth not Imminent

India Industrial production surges in October but high levels of inflation and delay in policy reforms still remain to be roadblocks to sustainable growth.

High Street Takes Another Blow as 90 Stead and Simpson Stores Set to Close

500 jobs thought to be at risk at 178-year-old retail firm.

US Government to End AIG Rescue by Selling Remaining Shares

US Treasury Department making public offer of 15.9% of AIG holding.

UK House Prices Continue to Decline

Despite decline, optimism on housing market rises.

HSBC to Pay $1.9bn to Settle Money Laundering Probe [VIDEO]

Deal to settle charges that HSBC helped launder Mexican drug cartels' money as well as facilitating transfer of funds to sanctions-hit Iran.

Japan in Recession, Revised Economic Data Indicates

Second quarter growth contracts on top of 0.9% contraction in July-September quarter.

Pizza Hut to Open 100 More UK Stores And Create up to 2,000 Jobs

Pizza Hut to spend £20m to open 100 more stores across country.

China's Recovery on Track But Rising Inflation Prevents Monetary Easing

Higher food prices prompt cautious monetary policy.

A Greek national flag flies next to EU flags

Greek Rescue to Go Ahead As Bond Buyback Hits Target

Buyback cuts Greece's €63bn debt owned by private investors by a half.

Bundesbank Slashes Germany's 2013 Growth Forecast

Bundesbank lowers Germany's 2013 growth rate by more than one percentage point to 0.4 percent.

Judge Suggests Apple-Samsung Global Settlement and Samsung Hints Willingness

US District Court Judge Lucy Koh says it is time for ‘global peace’.

Chinese Insurer PICC Surges on Hong Kong Trading Debut

Investors who missed out on oversubscribed IPO grab PICC shares.

Mulberry Half-Year Profit Plummets on Quality Improvement and Global Expansion

Despite increase in revenue, Mulberry reports a 36% fall in pre-tax profit due to higher operating costs that cut profit margin.

Profit Growth Hit As Standard Chartered Expects $330m Payment on Iran Settlement

Payment to settle claims that bank violated US curbs on Iran.

HSBC in $1.8bn ‘Deal’ to Settle Money Laundering Cases

HSBC said to be in talks with US law-enforcement agencies over money-laundering claims.

Greece the Most Corrupt Nation in Europe - Transparency International

Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index places Greece 94th, below Bulgaria and Romania and the bottom spot in EU.

Tesco Set for £1bn US Retreat As Fresh & Easy CEO Tim Mason Steps Down

Tesco shares leap after launch of 'strategic review' of loss-making Fresh & Easy retail chain.

Australia's Economic Growth Eases on China Slow Down and Spending Cuts

The country's economic growth slows on a sequential as well as year-over-year basis in the third quarter contributed by government spending cuts and lower demand from China.

HP Files Lawsuit Against Taiwanese LCD-Screen Makers Alleging Price Fixing

Company is seeking treble damages

Jean-Claude Juncker to Step Down as Eurogroup Head

Juncker to quit the position "at the end of this year, or the beginning of next year."

UK house rent growth to slow down in 2013

House Rent Growth to Slow Down as Landlords Consider Tenants' Affordability

House rents are expected to go up in 2013 though the average rate of growth has eased about two percent from the 4.5 percent growth rate recorded for the past three years, says Rightmove.