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WORLD’S BEST DEVELOPED MARKET BANKS 2010
NEW YORK, February 17, 2010 Global Finance magazine (www.gfmag.com) has announced its annual awards for the World’s Best Banks in...
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World’s BEST TRADE FINANCE PROVIDERS 2010
Global Finance names the World’s Best Trade Finance Providers 2010 NEW YORK, December 15, 2009 Global Finance magazine (www.gfmag.com) has...
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World’s BEST TREASURY & CASH MANAGEMENT PROVIDERS 2010
Global Finance names the 2010 World’s Best Treasury & Cash Management Providers NEW YORK, January 15, 2010 Global Finance magazine...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Corporate Financing: Mergers & Acquisitions
Cross-Border M&A; Ready For Takeoff, With Emerging Markets As Main Target By Gordon Platt The stars are aligned for a substantial rise in cross-border mergers and acquisitions this year, as the global economy recovers and financing becomes more ...
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Features: Annual Survey: Best Trade Finance Banks
BANKERS GET READY FOR REBOUND IN WORLD TRADE Trade finance and risk management services are in growing demand as world trade recovers and credit issues remain a concern. By Gordon Platt The outlook for global trade is ...
Features
Features: Country Focus: Japan
JAPAN SCRAMBLES FOR A FRESH START Japan’s new government is working hard to find ways to rouse the country’s economy from its persistent malaise. By Thomas Clouse Japan is a country of economic contrasts. It is a nation ...
Banking
Features: Focus: Global Custody
Settling Up Europe’s exchanges are working hard to reduce the complexity of clearing and settlement across the region. By Anita Hawser Any custodian doing business inEurope is used to dealing with “spaghetti”—not the variety of Italian ...
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Features: Regional Report: Southern Africa
In From The Cold Global businesses and investors are taking more interest in sub-Saharan Africa, home to some of the world’s most neglected emerging markets. By Antonio Guerrero Sub-Saharan Africa has long been considered to be on ...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Features: Sector Report: Treasury & Cash Management—China
Chinese Cash Management Comes of Age As inbound investment into China and outbound investment by Chinese companies into regional and global markets have increased, so too have the cash management needs and wants of domestic companies and foreign multinationals in ...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Features: Spotlight: Equity Derivatives
BACK FROM THE BRINK The revival of interest in equity derivatives reflects a broader return of risk appetite among corporations and investors. By Laurence Neville The recovery in sentiment in most markets during 2009 was dramatic, and ...
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Cover Story: PAYING FOR THE GREEN REVOLUTION
Paying For The Green Revolution Huge investments will be required to enable the world to make the transition to renewable energy sources to cut greenhouse gas emissions and stave off an environmental disaster. By Gordon Platt There ...
Editor's Letter
Editor’s Letter: Caging The Beast
Increasingly, among commentators on the financial services industry, there is a perception of bankers and banks as hungry carnivores, pouncing on every opportunity to take profits and showing no remorse when faced with a weaker prey...