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Pensions: equity rises cancelled out by rising FRS17 liabilities

Pensions: equity rises cancelled out by rising FRS17 liabilities

January 16, 2004
BPM - are CFOs thinking corporate governance?

What drives improvements in business process management? Don't look for corporate governance at the top of the list -- it's closer to the bottom. Despite that, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and its demand for fiscal accountability still has most executives concerned about tracking performance, according to a recent survey.

January 13, 2004
US corporates be warned: FEI sets out main reporting issues for 2004

The president and CEO of Finance Executives International, Colleen Sayther, has set out her views on the major regulatory issues for US corporates in 2004.

January 12, 2004
Europe divided over US-style corporate governance

European finance professionals are reluctant to follow the lead of the U.S.’s Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

January 08, 2004
Europe’s accountants call for IFRS supervision body

The goal of integrating Europe’s capital markets is moving nearer with the approaching adoption of the IFRS standards but will require the creation of a European Enforcement Coordination Body, warns the European Federation of Accountants (FEE).

January 07, 2004
10 forecasts to dispel the New Year blues

Dispelling the lethargy of post- New Year blues is often the first task on a CFO’s agenda when they get back behind a desk.

January 05, 2004
BANKING

Islamic finance needs solid foundations

Islamic banks have much potential to tap Islamic, ethical and conventional borrowers and investors. The key will be whether the industry can introduce the regulatory standards to reassure investors. Nigel Dudley reports.

Nigel Dudley, January 01, 2004
Opinion

Goldman's copy-cat cost cut

The powers that be at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein are no doubt raising their eyebrows and saying: "I told you so."

Katie Martin, January 01, 2004
CAPITAL MARKETS

The team approach to distressed debt

Deal: Cablecom's debt-for-equity swap

Mark Brown, January 01, 2004
BANKING

Shopping spree signals global ambitions

Not long ago, any claim that Indian manufacturers could make acquisitions abroad would have been dismissed as wishful thinking. Cheap IT services and software development might some day make India a global player in the services industry but it had clearly missed the opportunity in manufacturing.

Kala Rao, January 01, 2004
BANKING

Breakingviews: Mol puts Hungary on the takeover map

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John Paul Rathbone, January 01, 2004
CAPITAL MARKETS

Coca-Cola HBC gears up to cut capital cost

Most corporates are trying hard to improve credit ratings. But Coca-Cola's second biggest bottler, frustrated with its rating by Moody's after improving its ratios, is bucking the trend by increasing its debt regardless. Kathryn Tully reports.

Kathryn Tully, January 01, 2004

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