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  • A growing number of corporates in the US and Europe are considering switching their executive pay arrangements from share options to performance-based share awards, according to latest research from Mercer Human Resource Consulting. Investor pressure and the corporate governance environment are prompting the remuneration re-think.
  • Japanese boardrooms are becoming more knowledgeable on corporate governance issues while shareholders are acting to more fully participate in the management of companies. These are the conclusions from an S&P report on corporate governance in Japan.
  • Senior managers in Hong Kong, Switzerland and Ecuador are feeling particularly satisfied this morning after a survey of senior management in 50 countries revealed they have the best purchasing power.
  • Ford Motor Company has appointed Don Leclair as CFO, replacing Allan Gilmour who came out of retirement to be CFO in May 2002. Leclair, 51, has been the company's controller since November 2001 and is replaced by Jim Gouin, the controller for North American operations.
  • Corporate borrowers in Asia can expect cheaper loans as a result of the adoption of standard form loan agreements in Thailand.
  • FXall, the electronic foreign exchange portal, has announced positive cash flow in the second quarter of 2003 after recording record volume flows.
  • The global speculative-grade corporate bond default rate has fallen for the fifteenth month in succession since the peak in January 2002, according to a Moody's report released today. Default rates fell to 6.1% in June, falling from 6.5% in May. The peak, in January 2002, stood at 10.9%.
  • The number of e-check payments is due to reach the one billion mark in 2003, according to research from the Electronic Payments Association (NACHA).This would double the figures seen in 2002.
  • Liberty Media has agreed a deal worth $7.9 billion to buy Comcast's majority stake in QVC, the home-shopping network.
  • IPO's are the final option for cash-starved corporates who have failed to raise capital elsewhere, concludes a study by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
  • Indian privatisation got the thumbs-up from the capital markets when investors bid over 10 times the number of government shares offered for sale in Maruti, India's biggest car-maker now controlled by Suzuki Motors.
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