News
Editor’s Letter : Dear Reader
With corporate misbehavior and accounting shenanigans apparently under control, the focus of the conversations among the financial chattering classes has moved on...
News
Join the global community of corporate and public-sector finance industry leaders reading Global Finance monthly in print.
Click Here
News
Features : Branching Out
Kazakhstan has immense energy reserves, but its government is determined to diversify the countrys economy. Its efforts are bearing fruitslowly....
News
Features : Costly Compliance
As the full demands of complying with Sarbanes-Oxley become clear, companies are increasingly calling for help to rein in the...
News
Features : Costly Compliance: Companies Appeal For Help
As the full demands of complying with Sarbanes-Oxley become clear, companies are increasingly calling for help to rein in the...
News
Features : Country Report: Kazakhstan
Branching Out Kazakhstan has immense energy reserves, but its government is determined to diversify the countrys economy. Its efforts are...
News
Features : Insurers Seek New Role In A Changing World
Insurers are getting more involved in helping their corporate clients understand the risks they face. Just four years ago insurance...
News
Features : Risk Management: Insurers Adapt To A Changing World
Insurers Seek New Role In A Changing World Insurers are getting more involved in helping their corporate clients understand the...
News
Features : See Owr Award Winners
Best Developed Market Banks Global Finance unveils its annual list of the best banks in developed markets around the world....
News
Milestones : Central Bank Puts The Brakes On As Economy Speeds Ahead
China The Peoples Bank of China introduced new tightening measures to cool the property market last month, as the economy...
News
Milestones : Mystery Investors Buy US Securities Despite Threat Of Falling Dollar
Unitd States The US Treasury International Capital Systems, or TICS, report has become one of the most closely followed monthly...
News
Newsmakers : Can Sir Howard Stringer get Sony Back on Course?
Japan Sir Howard Stringer, the Welsh-born head of Sony America, has been named chairman and CEO of the Japanese parent...
News
Newsmakers : Finance Minister Wrestles With An Irrepressible Peso
Colombia Finance minister Alberto Carrasquilla of Colombia has pulled out all the stops to keep the countrys currency from rising...