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October 15, 2009
State of business
...Washington University. “The holding companies are just that: bits...level is set to erode the self determinism that Delaware and its companies...tax bill by using Delaware holding companies. These firms...over their use of Delaware holding companies. Approximately...dollars] can add up to real money,” she says. Over...the oil company that was incorporated in Delaware in 1926, lauds...independently wealthy to enjoy a lifestyle superior to that of nearby... By Tom Braithwaite
January 19, 2010
Why SMEs stand by their modest expectations
...economies, particularly China. Forecasters expect China’s economy to grow by about 10 per cent this year, though the real outcome remains a matter for conjecture, owing to the opaqueness of official statistics. One country that would be...same time, Squires Gear is exposed to global economic forces, shipping 24,000 parts a month to the US, where they are incorporated into the transmissions of Honda CR-V vehicles. Small manufacturers such as Power Curbers, KDA and Squires are in many ways the backbone of national economies... By Jonathan Guthrie
January 29, 2010
Full text: Obama vs House Republicans
...differences of opinion, having a real debate about matters of domestic...supported it, and it got incorporated into our approach. Allowing...that’s an idea that was incorporated into our package. And...suggested creating pools where self-employed...invitation here. It is a real pleasure and honor to have...so that businesses and the self-employed can buy into a... By
November 30, 2009
Anglo ahead as it weighs Xstrata defence
...Suisse said. “We think there is $22bn of upside to the market capitalisation, or about 40 per cent, from pure self-help.” Assets identified as non-core should fetch about $8bn, while the sale of a stake in its Minas Rio iron...figures matched expectations and it gave a cautious outlook statement. Deutsche Bank’s “buy” advice helped lift Yell Group by 4.7 per cent to 38¾p. Deutsche viewed the directories publisher as one of the few European...about £312m – the equivalent of 232p a share. The buyer is TCC International, a Hong Kong-listed company, incorporated in the Cayman Islands, that has a market value of only £350m. The two companies expect to complete the deal...94p each. However, Mr Asher also revealed that his Agile Energy investment vehicle had pledged its 2.9 per cent holding in Gulf Keystone as collateral for a loan. Sterling Energy , another oil play focused on Kurdistan, added 7.3... By Bryce Elder and Neil Hume
January 24, 2010
First Eastern to launch Dubai fund
...year of deep recession as the overheated real estate sector finally crashed.First Eastern...able to recover as higher oil prices lift the prospects of the oil-rich Gulf...harder-hit businesses in finance and real estate. But the loss of liquidity has left...group allowed to set up a Shanghai-incorporated subsidiary.Global real estate buyers have already expressed... By Sundeep Tucker In Hong Kong and Simeon Kerr in Dubai
January 25, 2010
First Eastern set to launch Dubai fund
...debt pile capped a year of deep recession as the overheated real estate sector finally crashed. First Eastern Investment...that the city will be able to recover as higher oil prices lift the prospects of the oil-rich Gulf. First Eastern is in...crisis better than the harder-hit businesses in finance and real estate. But the loss of liquidity has left many companies...foreign private equity group allowed to set up a Shanghai-incorporated subsidiary. Companies from the Chinese province of Wenzhou... By Sundeep Tucker In Hong Kong and Simeon Kerr in Dubai
January 17, 2010
Calls for Norway to go more passive
...the total return. “Overall . . . the returns on the fund are similar to those that could have been earned on a fund holding the benchmarks with additional, essentially passive exposure to these (systemic) factors,” the report said...liquidity, and credit risk. A factor benchmark approach would make it easier to monitor new asset classes, such as real estate, which was added to the fund in 2008. The report could lead to changes via a White Paper in April whereby the additional risk premium is incorporated into the benchmark. That would mean lower performance fees for external managers, because it would raise the performance...
December 19, 2009
Debt default in a developed country - unthinkable, or not?
...debt, and it did so in 1933. In March of that year, the US passed a law effectively repudiating the "gold clause", incorporated in public and private bond documentation, that promised payment in currency equivalent to a fixed mass of gold, or...an effective devaluation of 41 per cent. That devaluation was more than twice the post-euro-entry increase in the real effective exchange rate (Reer) of Greece, more than the Reer increase of Spain and Italy, and just a little less than...snarled, and some took the US government to court. Those cases were decided in 1935 by the Supreme Court, in Perry v United States. Perry lost. Or, rather, he won on principle; the court said that the law "went beyond the congressional... By John Dizard
December 20, 2009
Debt default in a developed country is unthinkable – or is it?
...and it did so in 1933. In March of that year, the US passed a law effectively repudiating the “gold clause”, incorporated in public and private bond documentation, that promised payment in currency equivalent to a fixed mass of gold, or “weight...an effective devaluation of 41 per cent. That devaluation was more than twice the post-euro-entry increase in the real effective exchange rate (Reer) of Greece, more than the Reer increase of Spain and Italy, and just a little less than...and snarled, and some took the US Government to court. Those cases were decided in 1935 by the Supreme Court, in Perry v United States. Perry lost. Or, rather, he won on principle; the court said that the law “went beyond the congressional... By John Dizard
October 24, 2006
NEWLY INCORPORATED ASTINWAY BUYS 14% OF CHARIOT
...to 0.7p yesterday amid speculation as to why Astinway had taken the stake. Little is known about Astinway, a newly-incorporated private company that has yet to file accounts with Companies House. Astinway could not be reached for comment yesterday... By Robert Orr