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Features : Global Money Go-Round
CONTINUOUS LINKED SETTLEMENT A new settlement system aims to cut out settlement risk. Way back in June 1974, a small...
Australia
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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance : Long-Delayed Telkom IPO Finally Makes It to Market
SOUTH AFRICA Telkom, South Africas state-controlled telephone and wireless operator, listed its shares on the Johannesburg and New York stock...
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Cover Story : After Russia’s Unfinished Revolution
Unprecedented political stability and surging hydrocarbon exports have provided a platform for a remarkable recovery from the depths of Russias...
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Features : Custody Buyer’s Guide
The long-awaited next phase in consolidation in the global custody industry has finally arrived. Deutsche Bank finally acknowledged it was...
Banking
Features : World’s Best Treasury and Cash Management Providers
Global Finance selects the worlds best. The real-time global settlement process took a major leap forward in September 2002, when...
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Features : Sub-Custodians Ease Into the Spotlight
Local knowledge is important, but tech requirements are prompting consolidation in the world of sub-custodians. Stephen Brown, regional network manager...
Banking
Features : World’s Best Foreign Exchange Banks 2003
Global Finance selects the leaders in the $1.25 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market. The foreign exchange market, with daily turnover of...
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance : ADR Trading Volume Up, Despite Weak Markets
THE AMERICAS Trading of American depositary receipts rose 6.8% in volume terms in 2002 to 28 billion shares, according to...
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Cover Story : A Tangled Debate
Public Private Partnerships are sweeping the globe, but in the country where they have been most used PPPs remain deeply...
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Newsmakers : Biggs Leaving Morgan Stanley To Manage Hedge Fund
UNITED STATES Some Wall Street executives retire to play golf and spend more time with their families. Barton Biggs, 70,...