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  • Must a bank always support its subsidiaries? That's the question being raised by two court cases involving Bank Austria Creditanstalt and a group of investors who worked with a subsidiary of the bank on a Russian M&A deal in 1997.
  • Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today that mainland China's industrial sector is likely to maintain a high rate of earnings growth in the second half of the year, but the momentum could slow in 2004 as commodity prices stabilize and inward investment cools down, according to a report on major corporations in China released today by Standard & Poor's.
  • The SEC will be grateful to hear the conclusions of a CFO survey on Sarbanes-Oxley compliance released earlier this month. CFOs, according to the survey, are concentrating on compiling data for company performance rather than hunting for short-term solutions to coping with Sarbanes-Oxley regulations.
  • That seems to be the alarming sentiment among certain auditing firms who polled for a recent Vanderbilt University study into accounting practices.
  • Whilst, by no means a new innovation, strategic outsourcing is gaining in stature as an issue of some importance to many of Europe's top CEOs.
  • Over two-thirds of corporates are experiencing improvements in their working capital processes because of the introduction of electronic invoice presentment and payment (EIPP) systems.
  • Banks across Europe are bracing themselves for a continued deterioration in their corporate loan portfolios as Europe's small to mid-size continue to see credit deterioration in the latter half of 2003.
  • Europe's multinationals are reporting the effects of globalisation with over half changing their pay structures and strategies to cope with the effects of global commerce.
  • Small and medium sized enterprises (SME) provide employment for three-quarters of Japan's workforce - but they have serious debt management issues.
  • At least that's according to the findings detailed in 'Improving Risk Quality to Drive Value,' a study conducted by Oxford Metrica, an independent, internationally-recognised, strategic advisory firm.