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Cover Story : How Low Can You Go?
As regulators and tax collection authorities clamp down on corporate and individual tax abuse, business leaders are finding it harder...
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Features : Custodians Grasp New Opportunities
Some of the worlds leading experts on global custody met in New York recently to discuss the challenges facing their...
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Features : Rising Stock Markets and Rule Reforms Give Pensions a Lift — For Now
Surging stock markets and some long-awaited rule changes are making the United States underfunded pension funds look healthier. But the...
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Features : Trading Up
Letters of credit and open account trading have long been staples of what banks do. Now theyre eyeing up trade...
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Milestones : Banks Start Cleaning Up Balance Sheets By Selling Bad Loans
CHINA A resolution will return Argentina to the financial community and cut its debt-to-GDP ratio to 90% from 150%. making...
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Milestones : Bankers Add Uncertainty To Argentina Debt Restructuring
ARGENTINA There was a time when investment banks lined up to participate in emerging market debt restructurings that gained them...
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Milestones : Caspian Oil And Pipeline Projects Get The Green Light
AZERBAIJAN The International Finance Corporations board has approved investments in two related Caspian oilfield and pipeline projects costing approximately $6.8...
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Milestones : Pfandbrief To Be Strengthened By Pending Legal Changes
GERMANY Moodys Investors Service has updated its rating methodology of the Pfandbrief in anticipation of amendments to the German Mortgage...
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Newsmakers : Former Goldman Sachs Economist Pleads Guilty In Treasury-bond Case
UNITED STATES John M. Youngdahl, a former senior economist at Goldman Sachs, pleaded guilty in November to federal criminal charges,...
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Newsmakers : Is Greenspan Heading For His Second Bush Showdown?
UNITED STATES Greenspan promised to be patient. But his patience run out at a bad time for President Bush. Alan...
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Editor’s Letter : Robbing Peter to Pay … Peter?
It comes as welcome news that US lawmakers are renewing their efforts to crack down on corporate tax evasion..
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Features : Corporates Find a New Home
Treasurers are rapidly realizing the benefits of storing surplus cash in money market funds. To do it well you need...