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Tuesday, 11th July 2006 |
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Business Moves
Noble, Citi and Goldman up ethanol ante via deal
With a little help from Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, Asia's Noble Group gets involved in a US ethanol business - pushing the alternative energy agenda a bit further.
By Lara Wozniak
In Debt
Lake swans off to HSBC
Only weeks after accepting the head of Pacific-Rim DCM position for Merrill Lynch, Spencer Lake takes on new role as HSBC head of global debt capital markets.
By Timothy Cuffe
People Moves
Steains steams to Lehman from Deutsche
Former Deutche banker switches over to lead Lehman to join corporate finance drive.
By Andrew Peck
Keeping it
Credit Suisse's currency outlook
Is it time to go long yen, and short dollar?
By Arjuna Mahendran
People Moves
Julius Baer hires Chiam in continued Asia drive
Private Bank continue Asia expansion with appointment of Asia market head.
By Andrew Peck
Outlook & Economics
Corporations still blasé about ethics, says E&Y survey
Ernst & Young reports that many CEOs are lackadaisical about stamping out the evils of corruption.
By Simon Osborne
People Moves
Baker & McKenzie Tokyo lands Vance
Law firm names partner in its Tokyo major projects and project finance practice group.
By Andrew Peck
Standard & Poor's Daily Ratings Direct Asia-Pacific Highlights
Welcome to Standard & Poor's daily summary of credit research of interest to investors in Asia-Pacific.
By Standard & Poor's
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 The future of Hong Kong's retirement system, 26 Jul 2006, The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Hong Kong
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