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In India it’s simply called The Feud and, on July 18, after years of simmering, it finally boiled over. That day, Mumbai-based industrialist Anil Ambani was finally, unwillingly, forced to pull the plug on a planned telecommunications mega-merger between his flagship corporation Reliance Communications (Re
Euromoney August 2008
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Voracious risk appetite propelled Goldman’s earnings in the good times and induced rivals to follow suit. Only when the crash came did they learn, too late, how good a risk manager Goldman is. By managing itself well and avoiding the worst hits, while rivals are clearing up their own mess, Goldman has enha
Euromoney July 2008
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Falling corporate cash levels show the credit crunch is starting to bite.
Euromoney June 2008
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The borrower stands out for its prolific yet nimble use of the global capital markets during the credit crunch.
Euromoney June 2008
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High-ticket foreign purchases by Tata Steel and Hindalco have grabbed the headlines but India’s SMEs are also increasingly acquisitive. Cash-rich, or funded by enthusiastic local banks or foreign investors, they are taking advantage of turmoil in the US. Elliot Wilson reports.
Euromoney June 2008
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Euromoney June 2008
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Japan’s top companies are increasing dividend payments to shareholders and buying back stock in record amounts, according to new research from Nikko Asset Management.
Euromoney June 2008
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Turkish companies are the rising stars of corporate governance in emerging Europe. But CEZ remains the one to beat.
Euromoney May 2008
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High-ticket foreign purchases by Tata Steel and Hindalco have grabbed the headlines but India’s SMEs are also increasingly acquisitive. Cash-rich, or funded by enthusiastic local banks or foreign investors, they are taking advantage of turmoil in the US. Elliot Wilson reports.
Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Euromoney May 2008
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Turkish companies are the rising stars of corporate governance in emerging Europe. But CEZ remains the one to beat.
Euromoney May 2008
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Large Latin American companies with substantial exposure to foreign investment are adapting rapidly to the need for good corporate governance and receptive investor relations. But there is still a hard core of resistance to change from family-centred businesses. John Rumsey reports.
Euromoney March 2008
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Operating company securitizations had to take a back seat to real estate as UK corporates rode the real estate boom in recent years. But with commercial property valuations in free-fall and the hybrid CMBS market dead in the water are opco/propcos about to make a comeback?
Euromoney March 2008
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Euromoney March 2008
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Private placements are becoming an increasingly common route for emerging market companies seeking to tap global debt markets.
Euromoney March 2008
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Euromoney March 2008
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Euromoney March 2008
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Euromoney March 2008
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Operating company securitizations had to take a back seat to real estate as UK corporates rode the real estate boom in recent years. But they could now be set for a revival. Louise Bowman reports.
Published February 2008 euromoney.com
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Korea Investment Corp has broken new ground for the country by investing $2 billion in Merrill Lynch.
Euromoney February 2008
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M&A boutique GCA’s acquisition of US peer Savvian was a bold cross-border deal that belied the notion that Japanese securities houses lack ambition.
Euromoney February 2008
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As the probability of a US recession rises, the best- and worst-performing credits of 2007 reveal the state of play in global economies. Jethro Wookey reports.
Euromoney February 2008
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Unprecedented co-operation between European banks has, at last, created a single euro payments area. It will transform the cash management business and possibly the whole banking industry. Laurence Neville reports.
Euromoney February 2008