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Investment banks are increasingly turning to offshore synthetic structured solutions for their funding, regulatory capital and accounting treatment requirements. -
A wave of job-cutting is sweeping through the leading investment banks, as firms strive to rein in costs and improve profitability figures before their year-end reporting deadlines.
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From Malaysia to Mexico and from Indonesia to India the simple threat or opportunity' question has been posed in relation to the rise of PRC'.
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"While GDP growth is still below Indonesia's potential, and poverty and unemployment remain high, economic performance has continued to improve in recent months, and financial markets have rallied"
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The most populous country face a challenging pension reform
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The Asia-Pacific loan market is experiencing heightened growth and liquidity with borrowers benefiting from improved pricing and lighter covenants as they call the shots.
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Harry Silverman, cfo and v.p. of finance at Domino's Pizza, on cutting interest costs with J.P. Morgan.
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Steven Kantor, Credit Suisse First Boston's global head of real estate, will be adding leveraged finance to his responsibilities once Douglas Ostrover, global head of leveraged finance, leaves the firm next year.
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Mercantile Capital Advisors likes short-end Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities as a defensive position in a rising inflationary environment.
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Putnam Investments is in the process of adding up to $300 million in triple-A commercial mortgage-backed securities, to raise its allocation to the sector to 10%.
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The European Mortgage Finance Agency, which was formed a year ago to push for a European government-sponsored enterprise to inject liquidity into the mortgage market, is winding down its activities after failing to get support.
