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  • Opinion
    Yuppies network with Radiohead
    As the lead singer of Radiohead, Thom Yorke is one of the world's biggest rock stars and he's known for having quite a temper.
    Julian Marshall, January 01, 2004
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Carlyle plans for life after Rubenstein
    In 17 years the Carlyle Group has become one of the world's biggest private-equity firms, with an impressive track record. Managing director David Rubenstein talks about its deals, its image, succession plans and going public. Joanna Hickey reports.
    Joanna Hickey, January 01, 2004
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    BANKING
    Bridging private and investment banking
    The very richest clients of private banks are natural candidates for the services of investment banks. Hence the big banks' efforts to foster links across their own activities. Welcome to the world of the double-sided business card. Mark Brown reports.
    Mark Brown, January 01, 2004
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    Opinion
    From Queen covers to the Queen's bank
    Spandex-clad, mullet-haired cult band The Darkness has made it – and we're not talking about the million album sales, or sell-out worldwide tours. Rather, the members of Lowestoft's flamboyant quartet, born out of a Queen-inspired karaoke night in a Norfolk pub, have just become customers of prestigious private bank Coutts.
    Helen Avery, January 01, 2004
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    The Kazakh miracle
    In just over 12 years Kazakhstan has recast itself from a basket case economy into net creditor to the world thanks to its vast oil reserves. But there are worries that the boom is not being used effectively for the benefit of the citizens and that foreign investors might be interested only in exploiting the country's petroleum reserves. Chris Pala reports.
    January 01, 2004
  • US CFOs give thumbs-up to 2004
    CFOs in the US have recorded the highest level of economic optimism ever registered in the ‘CFO Outlook Survey’ conducted by Financial Executives International (FEI) and the Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business.
    December 22, 2003
  • Ethical standards must be addressed, say Europe's accountants
    Ethical standards in the market place are being addressed by the European Federation of Accountants (FEE) as the organisation stresses the importance of a principles-based approach for participants in the financial reporting chain. According to the FEE the chain includes company directors, investment bankers, investment analysts and business journalists.
    December 19, 2003
  • Corporate debt default hits record lows
    If proof is needed that the global economy is returning to health then it arrives with news that speculative corporate default rates are set to fall by 50% in 2003, with further declines expected in 2004, according to the risk solutions team at S&P’s.
    December 18, 2003
  • ADRs show modest growth in 2003
    Issuance of ADRs by global corporates in 2003 has shown a marked improvement across a number of ranges compared to the 2002 figures. Trading share volume, value of shares traded and capital raisings have all increased in the past year, according to research from the Bank of New York.
    December 16, 2003
  • CFOs deliver sterling defiance against euro
    Business leaders have gone off Britain joining the euro, according to the latest MORI captains of industry survey.
    December 15, 2003
  • China in danger of manufacturing overcapacity, warns S&Ps
    Just days after John Rutherford, chairman and CEO of Moody’s, preached his views on the need for financial reform in China, S&Ps has released its own verdict on the state of the world’s most vigorous economy.
    December 12, 2003
  • China must push financial sector reform
    Moody's chairman and CEO John Rutherfurd Jr. expects China to continue growing quickly, while financial sector reform will have a crucial part in promoting the country's development and modernization.
    December 09, 2003
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