Jim Rogers

Investment veteran Jim Rogers has said he is 100% sure the world will face another financial crash prompted by the eurozone debt crisis, adding this time it will be worse than 2008's collapse.

Jim Rogers has welcomed last night's eurozone deal, saying the size of the haircut for Greek bondholders was much higher than he had expected.

Warnings about banks, eurozone concerns and a high profile job for an ex-New Star manager were among our best read stories this week.

Bailing out the banks is not a solution to the debt crisis, and eurozone leaders should let troubled banks fail, said investment veteran Jim Rogers.

Commodities investor Jim Rogers has been appointed to the board of the farmland investment firm Genagro Ltd as a non-executive director.

Veteran investor Jim Rogers has criticised the Swiss central bank's move to cap the franc and suggested the Chinese renminbi could be the next safe haven currency.

The US is in much worse shape than Japan and could face three to four decades of slow-growth, Jim Rogers told the BBC today.

The decision by Standard and Poor's to downgrade the US' prized AAA-rating for the first time came as no surprise to a number of fund managers.

Bill Gross, Bill Miller and Warren Buffett have clashed over Standard & Poor's downgrade of the US' credit rating.

Eurozone leaders revived hopes for the future of the single currency last week by agreeing €109bn of further aid for Greece, some of which will be funded by bondholders as the country is allowed to selectively default.