Executives take the offensive as outlook improves

Article Abstract:

Asian executives are more inclined to undertake a restructuring in 1999 as they perceive better times ahead for the region's economy. The regional outlook is the result of a survey conducted by Grassroots Research in May 1999, on 58 executives from nine Asian countries. The survey, which shows a definite improvement in the attitudes of Asian businessmen compared to 1998, also highlights an improved willingness to take actions that will boost their respective businesses.

Asia, Management Functions, Management, Surveys, Business planning, Strategic planning (Business)

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Restructuring fund managers highlight potential buys

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South Korea is expected to offer government-sponsored restructuring fund to assist some financially-troubled small stocks. Four asset-management firms based in the US are predicted to invest 1.6 trillion won in small Korean companies by the end of 1999. The funds are coming from the Corporate Restructuring Fund established by the Korean Development Bank and 24 Korean finance companies. However, the list of companies the fund managers can invest are regulated.

South Korea, Open-End Investment Funds, Investment Funds & Trusts, HOLDING AND OTHER INVESTMENT OFFICES, Finance, Investment companies, Mutual funds, Business enterprises

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