Corporate Finance magazine February 2005

February 01, 2005

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Trintech's ReconNET the one for TUI northern Europe

CFO changes at Pfizer, RR Donnelly and Luminar

Alba treasury goes for Simcorp's IT/2

Private equity geared up for an active year

Sistema launches largest Russian IPO to date

BAE Systems highlights problems with FRS17 calculations

Alliance Unichem frustrated by IAS39

FSA talks tough on credit derivatives

Royal & SunAlliance feels pain of IFRS

Scottish & Newcastle cut pension deficit with £200 million contribution

Automated Sarbanes-Oxley controls assessment now a reality

Jonathan Moulds appointed International head of Global Markets for Bank of America

Tyco, MGM and Pitney Bowes switch CFOs

Ericsson leads charge of the telecom manufacturers

Caterpillar chooses Sungard's treasury tools

Share buybacks announced by EnCana, Impala Platinum and PMI Group

Electronic payments in the US exceed check payments, says Federal Reserve survey

Smedal elected chairman of AFP

Chinese M&A increases 40% in 2004, says PwC

Sox: expense worth it

Pension threat to UK M&A

CFO changes at NMS Communications, US Lec and ZBD Displays

Telstra announces $A500 million bond issue

Falling default rate for Europe's corporates, says Moody's

Survey reveals secrets of procurement through technology

Positive signals for UK equity market

New CFOs at JDS Uniphase, Energy Partners and Aspect Medical

Increased technology investment by top finance executives

Fitch seeks market commentary on new proposed issuer default rating & recovery scale

Corporates maximise IT systems through modules

Moody's gives negative outlook to GM and GMAC

Gala restructures capital to give money back to sponsors

Report finds UK companies facing extra compliance burden

IOSCO releases statement in support of the IASB

The AFP calls for SEC accountability

Update: corporate default rate review from Moody's

GSK takes £394 million profit hit from IFRS

European venture capital investment holds steady in 2004

New research shows BPO under consideration by almost half of main boards in Europe

ICI covers pension costs with improved WCM

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