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Mandates and payments roundup, December 13
Standard Bank signs a $275 million loan facility with 18 banks, while MoneyGram partners with ICBC to launch a new cash service in 20 countries.
By Jonathan Wong | 13 December 2011
CorporateTreasury Moves
Deutsche Bank appoints global heads in transaction banking
Marcus Sehr and John Ball are appointed to new roles in cash management within Deutsche Bank’s global transaction banking business.
By Jonathan Wong | 13 December 2011
Magazine Highlights
Reel Lessons: Margin Call
The kids occupying Wall Street don’t understand how bad the crisis was for bankers. At last, a movie puts the record straight.
By Nick Ferguson | 8 December 2011
Macro & Markets
Distressed UK property market offers opportunities
The UK's credit crunch and a shortage of new homes are driving up home prices in London and may offer opportunities for investors in Asia, according to property fund manager ...
By Ivan Zhang | 7 December 2011
Trade
Standard Chartered and OFID expand trade programme
The programme is expanded to $1 billion to support emerging market trade flows.
By Jonathan Wong | 6 December 2011
Risk
Banks adjust to new risk culture
Financial firms stress their risk management credentials, but frauds and failures are likely to grab future headlines unless incentives are appropriate.
By Rupert Walker | 6 December 2011
People Moves
UBS replaces risk chief in wake of trading scandal
UBS has replaced its head of risk, Maureen Miskovic, with Philip Lofts as the bank attempts to reorganise its management after a $2.3 billion trading loss earlier this year.
By Simon Osborne | 2 December 2011
Co-published
Simplifying financial reporting
SAS Financial Management helps CEOs and CFOs to produce accurate financial reports that give a single version of the truth.
By SAS | 29 November 2011
Macro & Markets
Lack of banking reform worries Mike Mayo
The Credit Agricole Securities' analyst is worried about the lack of reform in the banking industry.
By Ivan Zhang | 24 November 2011
Polls
Is Asia's financial industry rife with psychopaths?
A recent study showed that one out of every 25 executives may be a psychopath, so we asked readers last week to share their feelings about their own bosses.
By Nick Ferguson | 22 November 2011
Cash
Hyundai awards cash mandate to Citi
Hyundai Motor Company is implementing a global multi-currency notional pooling solution from Citi.
By Jonathan Wong | 22 November 2011
Editor's Desk
Nick Lord returns to Haymarket
Nick Lord has joined Haymarket in London to help FinanceAsia and AsianInvestor reach a bigger audience in Europe and the US.
By Nick Ferguson | 21 November 2011
Editor's Desk
Nick Lord returns to Haymarket
Nick Lord has joined Haymarket in London to help FinanceAsia and AsianInvestor reach a bigger audience in Europe and the US.
By Nick Ferguson | 21 November 2011
Co-published
Banking at the crossroads and the role of S&P’s updated rating criteria
Ritesh Maheshwari, Standard & Poor’s lead analytical manager for Asia-Pacific financial services ratings, explains how its updated banking criteria will affect the industry.
By Standard & Poor's | 17 November 2011
View Point
A stronger role for risk management
Stuart Witchell, senior managing director of FTI Consulting Asia-Pacific, discusses risk management practices by banks and their response to regulatory changes.
By Rupert Walker | 17 November 2011
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