Global Finance 2005 Gordon Platt |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Active currency management can turn risk exposure into source of potential returns.(corporate financing focus) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Analysts expect dollar deja vu: more losses. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Asian central banks may tilt US yield curve. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Best banks in project finance 2005. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Best investment banks. | Business | Gordon Platt, Paula L. Green, Anita Hawser |
Big cross-border mergers may remain rare occurrences in Europe's financial sector. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Candid fed chief could spook market.(Ben Bernanke)(Federal Reserve Board chairman)(stock market) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Can Sir Howard Stringer get Sony back on course? | Business | Gordon Platt |
Central banker report cards 2005. | Business | Gordon Platt, Anita Hawser, Joachim Bamrud |
Central Bank puts the brakes on as economy speeds ahead.(People's Bank of China) | Business | Gordon Platt |
China Netcom's IPO raises $1.2 billion.(initial public offering) | Business | Gordon Platt |
China's revaluation: Baby leap or great leap?(Yuan revlauation) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Coal miner, bank opens china's IPO floodgates.(initial public offerings, China Shenhua Energy) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Corporate financing focus. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Corporate financing focus - role of insurance grows in global debt offerings as complexity increases. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Corporate financing focus u growth in credit derivatives begins attracting the attention of policymakers, regulators. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Dealers expect US rates to rise.(interest rates) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Deal helps bank Austria takes clear lead in CEE.(Central and Eastern Europe, Oesterreichische Nationalbank) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Dollar bulls run again, as US economy heats up.(currency forecasts) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Dollar faces still-wider current account deficit.(United States) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Dollar starts strong, but hurdles remain.(appreciation of dollar) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Dollar will remain buoyant as long as the Federal Reserve keeps raising rates, analysts say. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Electricite de France offers record ESOP.(employee stock ownership) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Emerging Asia to lead DR capital raising in 2005, bankers say.(depository receipts) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Europe's gas suppliers make explosive bids.(Russian gas producer Gazprom's bid for Sibneft and Spanish natural gas company Gas Natural's hostile bid for Endesa) | Business | Gordon Platt |
EU's prospectus Rules fail to roil GDR market.(global depositary receipt)(Prospectus Directive of European Union) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Fed tightening strangles Yen.(Federal Reserve Board, interest rates) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Finance minister wrestles with an irrepressible Peso. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Ford and General Motors battle to keep investment-grade ratings in 2005. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Ford Motor Credit sells $1 billion notes. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Global banks place their bets in China.(banking sector, initial public offerings) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Global IPO volume stronger than last year.(initial public offerings) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Google plans to raise $4 billion in new offering.(American depositary receipts in Latin America, Europe and Asia)(Chinese securities on NASDAQ) | Business | Gordon Platt |
High oil prices tar Asian currencies. | Business | Gordon Platt |
High-yield market gets ready to embrace falling auto angels.(corporate financing trends, United States) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Holes in the safety net.(evaluation of terrorism risk insurance in United States) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Hung out to dry.(money laundering) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Insurers and reinsurers flood into equity capital market in wake of hurricanes. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Israeli companies list on London Exchange. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Latin American companies seeking US takeovers.(mergers and acquisition trends) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Mexican homebuilder cuts borrowing costs.(Desarrollador Homex, raises finance from United States capital markets) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Mystery investors buy US securities despite threat of falling dollar. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Private equity firms working together.(SunGard Data Systems Inc.'s acquisition) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Private equity funds go shopping in Europe.(Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Inc.) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Project finance activity reaches fever pitch. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Record Russian IPO gets London listing.(initial public offering of Russian conglomerate Sistema) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Rising US rates may slow corporate bond issuance.(interest rates on bond market) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Samurai, Kangaroo bonds hopping. | Business | Gordon Platt |
Satellite operator issues $2.55 billion of notes. | Business | Gordon Platt |
SEC likely to change rules for securities offerings to attract foreign issuers.(Securities Exchange Commission) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Spreads widen as investors flee to US treasury bonds.(trends in US treasury bonds) | Business | Gordon Platt |
Telecom mergers cap $1.9 trillion year.(Sprint Corp. acquires Nextel Communications Inc.) | Business | Gordon Platt |
The world's best companies 2005.(Global Finance periodical's survey) | Business | Gordon Platt, Anita Hawser, Laurence Neville, Joachim Bamrud |
Wave of big mergers keeps going and going. | Business | Gordon Platt |
World's best foreign exchange banks 2005. | Business | Gordon Platt |
World's best trade finance banks 2005. | Business | Gordon Platt |
World's best treasury providers.(annual survey) | Business | Gordon Platt |
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