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The pace of economic growth in former communist bloc countries is set to progress at an impressive rate over the next 10 years as they seek to catch up with the performance of western Europe, according to figures from Experian...
CIT Group Inc (CIT) has announced that from 3 September 2003 Jeffrey M. Peek will become the company's president and…
#CIT#Credit Suisse#financial services
A new DVD teaching tool, produced by the University of Otago’s School of Business in New Zealand, casts new light…
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services has commented on the CreditWatch status of Germany-based credit insurance company Gerling NCM Credit and…
#bank#Deutsche Bank#risk
BCR’s 2003 Receivables Finance International Asia-Pacific conference will be held in Bangkok from 17 to 19 September, at the Oriental…
Corporate defaults continued to decelerate in the first half of 2003, according to Standard & Poor's Risk Solutions. Globally, 69…
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Economic ministers of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have agreed to form sectoral task forces to increase…
The World Bank Group has approved US$225 million for the growth and development of small- and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs). The…
#bank#international#management
Speaking after the ECB held key interest rates steady at 2 per cent, Wim Duisenberg, European Central Bank (ECB) president,…
Thailand's key stock index has jumped 18% in a month. South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. expects ship orders to…
In PwC's global survey of chief executives, released today, financial services companies reported more incidents of fraud than those from…
#banks#financial services#frauds
Gerling NCM Credit and Finance, the German credit insurance company, has reported a post-tax loss of Ђ75.1m for 2002, compared…
#bank#Deutsche Bank#insurance
GERLING NCM, a global leader in credit management and receivables, looks forward to a better outlook as an independent company.…