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  • South African banks are working out how to structure and finance the Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) deals that are altering the ownership structure of the country's financial services industry. Under South Africa's voluntary Financial Sector Charter, direct black ownership in financial institutions should reach 10% by 2010.
  • The EU's decision in December on Turkey's bid for membership will have dramatic effects on the country's economic development. But even if the formal accession process begins, major reforms will still have to be undertaken.
  • For years, Deutsche Bank's Asian equity business was little more than an also-ran. The bank had a reputation for aggressive tactics and profligate hiring but failed to build a credible business, to the amusement of rivals. But with new management hired to fix the problems, Deutsche seems to be getting it right.
  • Oil and gas still lord it over all other sectors of the Russian economy but beyond the energy markets other businesses are making their mark on the international stage. Euromoney identifies some of the rising stars.
  • Does present poor hedge fund performance cast doubt on the broad validity of the sector or have new investors that flooded into hedge funds recently fallen for myths about their success and failed to see performance in a historical context? What is clear is that attempts to match capacity to demand have at least temporarily undermined some hedge fund strategies.
  • Is that spare $400 million giving you a headache? Do you already have the private jet, the yacht, art collection, international properties and a charitable foundation? Maybe you now need your own team of dedicated advisers to help you oversee your family's wealth. How about a family office?
  • Foreign investment sentiment was already being battered by the Yukos affair, the Kremlin's attack on what was Russia's biggest oil company. However, waning confidence was dealt a fresh blow in August when a Duma deputy officially called for an investigation into ?grey? schemes used by foreigners to hold billions of dollars-worth of Gazprom shares.
  • The US Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has announced its second retreat in as many weeks on how corporates should account for employee stock options.
  • Corporate Finance, in association with the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, is currently conducting a short survey on corporate long-term growth strategy. To ensure our research is comprehensive, please take a minute to fill out our short and confidential questionnaire.
  • Siemens, Microsoft, Nokia and Repsol are just some of the corporate treasuries nominated by banks and software vendors for CF¹s Awards for Treasury Excellence 2004. The annual awards serve to recognise the professional excellence of a number of corporate treasuries in categories such as STP, working capital management, treasury strategy and financial process outsourcing. And, for the first time, CF¹s 2004 Awards nominate a treasurer of the year and a treasurer to watch in the next 12 months.
  • "The similarities of SCC with Enron were purely technical. It was rated, it wasn't off balance-sheet financing for McDonald's, and no-one was unfairly enriched," says a former treasurer of McDonald's and one of CFO's 60 movers and shakers in CF's 20th anniversary edition.
  • JP Morgan Treasury Services has set up a global mass payments system for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in what it says is a record-breaking four months.