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  • SunGard Treasury Systems has announced an agreement with Trintech, a provider of transaction reconciliation and payment infrastructure solutions, to expand an agreement that allows SunGard Treasury Systems to offer Trintech's Bank Fee Analysis system to its corporate customers
  • A ruling expected this week on United Airlines' secured bonds could upset the industry's debt market, making it far harder for airlines to borrow money in the future.
  • Global M&A activity is up almost 50% on 2003 figures while the UK is experiencing its biggest M&A upsurge since the end of 2000, according to KMPG's corporate finance team.
  • Vivendi Universal is to dispose of 15% of its stake in Veolia Environment in order to pay back debt and increase its focus on media and telecommunications. The sale, which will reduce its stake in its former water subsidiary from 20.3% to 5.3%, will cut Vivendi's net debt to approximately ?4 billion ($5.3 billion) and raise ?1.5 billion. The disposal will be implemented through three transactions. In the first, Vivendi Universal will offer 40.4 million of its shares ? 10% of its stake ? in Veolia Entertainment through an accelerated book building (ABB), with Deutsche Bank, Société Générale (SGCIB) and Lazard-Ixix acting as joint bookrunners.
  • Two US companies are looking for a new CFO after the present incumbents resigned to pursue other career opportunities. Orchid Biosciences, the US supplier of DNA testing services, is seeking a new CFO after the resignation of Michael Spicer who is joining another biopharmaceutical company.
  • The warnings are nothing new. But they are certainly getting louder and more earnest. Corporate education, information and communication on upcoming IFRS is urgently needed, according to a report released by KPMG.
  • Astante Technologies, the provider of networking solutions for the small-medium business market, has appointed Raj Matthew as CFO. Matthew's career spans 20 years and has included CFO positions at BuildPoint Corporation and PeopleWeb Communications. Meanwhile at Aspect Communications, the US customer contact solutions provider, James Reagan is replacing CFO Gary Wetsel as he retires. Most recently he was CFO at American Management Systems, a software and IT firm, and before that held finance posts at Nextel and MCI.
  • Three new CFOs have been appointed in the US, at broadband-provider Verilink, paper-producer Bowater and funeral-operator Stewart Enterprises.
  • A study by global executive recruitment firm Russell Reynolds Associates has revealed that 84% of the senior business leaders interviewed, among whom were representatives of 51 of the FTSE 100, believe there are problems surrounding board pay. The study, ?The Problem with Board Pay ? Concerns of Leading Chairmen and CEOs', offers valuable insights into the opinions of the UK's leading businessmen on a range of board remuneration issues.
  • The last 12 months have proved a record year for secondary issues on AIM according to research from KPMG Corporate Finance.
  • California-based PalmSource has announced that CFO and treasurer Al Wood, who joined the technology company back in October 2002, has left to pursue other interests.
  • CLS Bank International (CLS Bank) announces that it will settle payment instructions in four new currencies for the first time this week. This brings to fifteen the number of currencies eligible to settle through CLS Bank.