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  • ? Many US employers are having to offset the effects of a lacklustre financial year by reigning in their pay strategy and tightening the purse strings.
  • ? Sentiment towards the euro has risen according to a UK-based survey carried out by Barclays Capital/NOP Eurotrack this month.
  • ? Forty per cent of listed companies in the UK have not considered the impact of IAS regulations on their business, and over half of corporates affected by Sarbanes-Oxley have not even started their Section 404 compliance.
  • Nearly two thirds of UK small to medium-sized businesses are concerned about the risk of fraud in their businesses, according to research conducted by Morley and Scott Accounting, one of the UK's leading Chartered Accountancy practices.
  • The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board has scheduled an open meeting to consider whether to propose and seek comment on two key areas:
  • Australia and the United Kingdom may have raised interest rates last week, but that does not necessarily imply a return to widespread investor confidence for a return to the boom times.
  • As a CFO you might be forgiven for thinking the finance world has become obsessed with corporate governance. The excessive coverage given to corporate scandals means the spotlights, rightly or wrongly, have been trained on the finance function. So it is surprising to learn that a mere 19% of global business leaders think that fresh corporate governance legislation will lead to an improved code of ethical behaviour.
  • Investors will be cheered by further news of global economic stability as Moody's, the rating agency, reports the global speculative-grade for corporate bond default held firm in October at 5.7%, the same rate as September.
  • Accounting and finance professionals in the US can look forward to 2004 salaries in line with 2003 levels, according to the 2004 Salary Guide from Robert Half International, the recruitment consultant.
  • Corporates listed on the NYSE are bracing themselves for fresh governance rulings passed by the beleagured stock exchange in the wake of CEO Dick Grasso's resignation in September. The rulings have been approved by the SEC.
  • On the day that Mikhail Khodorkovsky resigns from his prison cell as chairman of Yukos, Russia's largest oil company, the rating agencies are affirming their confidence in Russia's economic stability.
  • Highly commended: Standard Bank London