India looks further afield for corporate funding sources
by Graham Buck
The government is reported to be in talks with foreign lenders, as India’s banking system might not provide the US$14.5bn sought
Risk is the potential that a chosen action, including the choice of inaction, will lead to a loss or an undesirable outcome. Any business carries some risk, but some are much more risky than others.…
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The government is reported to be in talks with foreign lenders, as India’s banking system might not provide the US$14.5bn sought
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The city state’s political stability, plus transparent legal and regulatory systems, make it an attractive corporate treasury location
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Four consecutive quarters of increasing losses saw the figure climb to US$23.4bn in the first three months of 2019, reports Kyriba
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New regulation, strategic litigation and emerging duties of care impact on corporate assets, investment and supply chains a study finds
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A total of 20 ‘blue chip and crypto firms’ are said to be involved with the accelerator, dubbed Startup Studio
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One in three firms paid late failed to chase up outstanding invoices, reports Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking
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A white paper notes the move beyond reporting positions to also include actively managing and controlling intraday liquidity
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The Swiss group, which has already experimented with the technology, is aiming for even greater transparency
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The ‘open network for the smart economy’ plans to launch the multi-currency account in four countries in early 2020
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Business lending in the city state is buoyant thanks to continued government support and innovations such as P2P crowdfunding
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The bellwether JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI saw its lowest reading since October 2012 last month, raising economic concerns
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The outlook is bleak, but momentum is building to stave off the worst extremes as global warming's impact for business becomes clear
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After the Woodford Equity Income episode, the ratings agency says the sector “appears to be operating with significant liquidity risk"
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The Treasury wants the country’s financial services sector to be at the centre of policies to combat climate change
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Strong equity returns in 2017 and rising yields last year “helped many DB plans to move closer to their endgame,” reports Mercer
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There’s increased recognition of technology as a risk management enabler, but many TMSs aren’t full supportive, a Citi survey finds
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Most organisations are making sustainability a major consideration, reports Morgan Stanley Investment Management
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Mark Carney believes three in four UK businesses have done as much as they can, but 150,000 firms would be unable to export
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Legal and General Investment Management adds five companies, including oil giant ExxonMobil, judged to be laggards
