Borrowers under the microscope

Article Abstract:

Banks are beginning to use new methods to determine credit risk as commercial lending volume surges upward, totalling $1 trillion in 1997. Management goals and human resource issues are being scrutinized along with more traditional processes such as debt-to-equity ratios. Banks are also switching their focus from balance sheets to cash flows to assess leverage.

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Deutsche fights for respect

Article Abstract:

Deutsche Bank is facing many difficulties in its efforts to become a global player. Several mergers have reduced its status in Europe's banking industry and officials anticipate a $2.1 billion write-off for losses due to the Asian financial crisis and restructuring costs. It has, however, adopted the euro currency structure to draw cash management clients.

Cover Story, Deutsche Bank AG

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How to map your moves in China

Article Abstract:

The importance of treasury experience in Chinese banking environment is highlighted. The complexity of China's banking industry is discussed. Suggestions are offered for steering clear of the pitfalls when setting up banks in China.

China, Facilities & equipment, Management dynamics, International aspects, Buildings and facilities, Company business management

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