Corporate Finance magazine January 2005

Corporate Finance magazine January 2005

January 01, 2004

Nokia and Philips launch share buyback programmes

CFOs on the move: Nortel Networks, Furniture Brands International, Hanover Compressor

S&K Famous Brands selects Trintech for STP treasury solution

Procter & Gamble buys Gillette

Treasury associations provide input into CESR’s possible measures to regulate credit rating agencies

Traditional pension plans saw $40 billion boost in 2003

Technology acquisitions at an all time high

S&P spells out improvement of US credit quality

CFOs on the move: Simmons & Simmons, Atari, Equitable Resources and Apollo Gold

Groen joins ECM team at BNP

Dexia opts for SunGard’s Reech

SEC to relax regulations for non-US issuers

Asian corporates lead way in global credit quality

Warning for the European bond market

Corporates concerned over STP rates, claims survey

CFO changes at Xansa, Key Energy and World Fuel Services

Japanese accounting standards to move more in line with IFRS

British Telecom chooses EigerPAY for direct debit offering

Amended filings for financial restatements rises to record high in 2004

UK Takeover Panel confident about EU directive implementation

Tyco given boost by Moody's

US private equity buyers target healthcare sector

Demand for interim managers at highest point since 2001

Microsoft, Shell and New Dragon Asia announce CFOs

Percentage of firms missing EPS forecast by 10% hits 18-month low

Distressed debt II: The Americans pounce on Europe

MeadWestvaco sells paper business for $2.3

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