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  • Beginners' guide to ACFC
    back to Call in the six sigma altruists
    December 01, 2004
  • Ansbacher opens new opportunities in Qatar
    Private banking FirstRand has finally offloaded subsidiary Ansbacher Group to the approval of all involved. The sale to Qatar National Bank (QNB) of the group, which provides financial services to high-net-worth clients internationally, was completed in November, opening a door to the lucrative and expanding high-net-worth market in Qatar.
    Helen Avery, December 01, 2004
  • BANKING
    Corporate Finance magazine December 2004
    December 01, 2004
  • Josh Rosenberg
    Josh Rosenberg's hobbies, which include Ashtanga Yoga, skiing and cycling, are a good grounding for the often frenetic and fast-paced world of hedge funds.
    Julie Dalla-Costa, December 01, 2004
  • Mossimo and IXYS make CFO appointments with the SEC in mind
    Two US companies have appointed people with accounting experience to be their new CFOs, looking to use their expertise to ensure compliance with financial regulations. Mossimo, the US clothing company, has appointed former Moss Adams accountant Vicken Festekjian as its new CFO.
    December 01, 2004
  • Patrice Blanc
    When Patrice Blanc joined Fimat in 1989 the company was an upstart, even in France, where it had been formed just three years before at the same time as French futures and options exchange Matif (Marché à Terme International de France).
    Peter Koh, December 01, 2004
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    Hiring spree heats up at Barclays Capital
    Barclays Capital has increased its staff by 30% to 7,000 in the past 18 months - and there's more to come. The objectives - more client contact and a broader product range - seem to be attainable. What's not so clear is whether increased revenues will outweigh the costs of this headlong expansion and how it will transform the firm's culture.
    Kathryn Tully, December 01, 2004
  • BANKING
    Shariah-compliant finance: Pioneers of a burgeoning market
    The market for Shariah-compliant finance has grown rapidly in size and sophistication in the past few years, demanding expertise in regulation, product structuring, legal services and marketing. Nigel Dudley speaks to pioneers of the industry.
    Nigel Dudley, December 01, 2004
  • BANKING
    Profiles: Pioneers of a burgeoning market
    Shariah-compliant finance pioneers.
    Nigel Dudley, December 01, 2004
  • EIB, PartnerRe, and BNP Paribas create first longevity hedge
    Pension funds welcome a new bond indexed to life expectancy which should cut the cost of matching a growing risk.
    Mark Brown, December 01, 2004
  • BANKING
    White shoe seeks blue blood
    Will Cazenove's blue-blood culture and exclusive corporate clientele be under threat in its joint venture with JPMorgan? Rivals would like to think so but the two parties are aware of how crucial these features are. What's more, there's nowhere much else for top corporate customers to go. The biggest danger is that the merged firm will cater for so many blue chips in such sectors as mining that conflicts of interest might emerge.
    Peter Koh, December 01, 2004
  • BANKING
    Investing off the beaten track
    From unlikely roots, US private-equity investor Lombard has deftly re-invented itself to emerge as a leading local value investor in Asia. It has some way to go before it has truly regional scope but an unconventional approach to investing has yielded impressive results to date.
    Chris Leahy, December 01, 2004
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