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  • The region’s ambitious corporate leaders are fast becoming among the most important clients in global investment banking. The battle for their business is fierce. Balance-sheet heft is important, but loyalty and forging close partnerships are the keys to success.
  • A large proportion of corporate treasurers have missed the deadline for the implementation of new rules for derivatives reporting and are falling behind on preparations for more requirements later this year, according to the UK’s Association of Corporate Treasurers (ACT).
  • Few companies illustrate the new breed of Asian corporate titans as well as Chinese electronics firm Lenovo. It was founded in Beijing less than 30 years ago. Today, it is the world’s second-biggest PC vendor, with 27,000 employees and annual sales of around $30 billion.
  • Increasingly however, bankers want to be seen as human beings and not as money machines. I was amused that even Lloyd Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, is keen to portray a cuddlier image. In March, Blankfein appeared on CBS’s evening news programme espousing the cause of gay marriage.
  • Record issuance while EMTN volumes slip; exotic derivative trades hit by appetite and regulation.
  • Plan might founder due to federal stance akin to that for a wider Eurobond.
  • Senior board member of a eurozone bank, and advisor to troika, reveals the EU's brutal Realpolitik in Cyprus bailout as sovereign debt fears re-emerge.
  • Huge sums of money lost, hidden contracts found, people in power because of privilege rather than professionalism, undue political influence and even death. No, it’s not the latest scandal from the Vatican, but the Monte dei Paschi drama. And now the spotlight is falling on the wider implications of its near-fall – not least, the ownership and board structure of many of Italy’s leading banks.
  • Brazil’s consumption-led economy is starting to run aground.
  • The annual report for 2012 released by UBS in March demonstrated that its management continues to flounder, while offering perverse hope that the disaster-prone bank might be stumbling towards a sustainable business model.
  • April 2013 marks my seventh anniversary with Euromoney. During that time, I have watched, sometimes awe-struck, sometimes gobsmacked, developments in the financial markets. I have written about big banks, hedge funds, asset managers and the twists and turns of politics at these institutions.
  • More banks could ease their regulatory capital requirements by securitizing loan or derivative portfolios.