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Push Towards Non-U.S. Directors and Execs Continues: Push Towards Non-U.S. Directors and Execs ContinuesPush towards non-US ExecsPerhaps its payback for Sol Trujillo and his coterie of US execs at Auatralia's telco - TELSTRA.Hands up all those who didn't believe in Karma.JV of l'Attitude in Cairns Downunder; Tags: Non-U.S.; Discussion threads 2008-07-24
Depositary Receipt Trading Volume Increases Nearly 60%, Approaching Two Trillion Dollars in 2006, According to The Bank of New York Year- End Report: To: BUSINESS EDITORSContact: Dori Flanagan, +1-212-815-2291, dflanagan@bankofny.com NEW YORK, Jan. 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Unprecedented levels of trading and capital raising, as well as consistently strong investment performance globally, highlighted overall activity in the American and global depositary receipt DR markets in 2006, according to The Bank of New York's annual...; Tags: bank, FINANCE, Investment, IPO, London Stock Exchange Plc., Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., non-U.S., NYSE Euronext, stock, U.S.; Research articles 2007-01-16
U.S. and them: citizenship issues in Department of Defense civilian employment overseas: "These laws have been with us for centuries; how can you doubt them?" (1) I. Introduction to United States Employment Systems Hypothetically Speaking Federal employment systems must evolve to remain relevant, (2) yet a virtually inevitable consequence of evolution is complexity. When the U.S. Secretary of Defense...; Tags: agency, agreement, civilian, Classification, Cole, Germany, Gordon, job, Labor, Lewis, MARKETING, NATO, non-U.S., North, Pub, Treasury, treaty, U.S., U.S. Army, U.S. Department of Defense, USC; Research articles 2005-06-01
U.S. dollar: Cyclical strengths vs. structural weaknesses: Traders often learn that interest rate yield differentials rule when it comes to currency valuations, but this isn't always the case. Here are other factors to consider. In explaining his three-year old short dollar position, billionaire investor Warren Buffett told shareholders earlier this year, "There are deep-rooted structural...; Tags: Federal Reserve Board, FINANCE, non-U.S., U.S.; Research articles 2005-05-01
U.S. dollar: cyclical strengths vs. structural weaknesses; Traders often learn that interest rate yield differentials rule when it comes to currency valuations, but this isn't always the case. Here are other factors to consider.(TRADING TECHNIQUES)(United: In explaining his three-year old short dollar position, billionaire investor Warren Buffett told shareholders earlier this year, "There are deep-rooted structural problems that will cause America to continue to run a huge current-account deficit." He added, "Our [U.S.] economy is far and away the strongest in...; Tags: Federal Reserve Board, FINANCE, non-U.S., trader, U.S., valuation; Research articles 2005-05-01

Lessons learned about reportable transactions and implications for the 2004 filing seasons: Introduction Penalty provisions enacted as part of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 AJCA (1) have put sharp teeth into existing disclosure rules relating to reportable transactions. The Regulations' complexities associated with applying the final reportable transaction disclosure regulations, (2) the operational problems inherent to that process, and...; Tags: FINANCE, Government, Internal Revenue Service, non-U.S., regulation, Regulations, Taxes; Research articles 2005-03-01
Better Governance and Reporting Under Sarbanes-Oxley: Are we There Yet?: Since its enactment in 2002, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act has led to a deluge of studies, reports, and regulations. Public companies, auditors, regulators, attorneys, and U.S. federal, state and local, and foreign governments have all grappled with its implementation and implications. This article provides an update...; Tags: attorney, audit, FINANCE, financial, non-U.S., PCAOB, SEC, standards, Taxes, U.S.; Research articles 2004-11-23
Expand Your Brand Into the U.S.: This article originally appeared in the October 1, 2004, issue of The Lawyers Weekly. Imagine a toy company in Toronto gearing up to globally market a mechanical marvel by Christmas. At the same time, a hotel in Montreal is readying a new Web site that is expected...; Tags: brand, Branding, MARKETING, non-U.S., U.S., U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; Research articles 2004-10-21
Citigroup ADR Mid Year 2004 Report 1 First Half 2004 Depositary Receipt Capital Raising Reaches $2.5 Billion With Continuing Momentum Driven by Asia/Pacific: NEW YORK -- Emerging market activity underlies volume increase of 42% and trading value increase of 87% over 1st Half of 2003 Citigroup (NYSE:C) today reported that year-to-date capital raised in the form of American Depositary Receipts ADRs by non-U.S. companies through June 23rd was $2.5 billion, with Asian...; Tags: Amex, Citigroup Inc., equity, FINANCE, Investment, Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., non-U.S., NYSE Euronext, Taiwan; Research articles 2004-06-23
Italy Maps Record $6.8 Billion CMBS Deal.(commercial mortgage-backed securities): The government of Italy is preparing to launch a record 7 billion euro ($6.8 billion) securitization, which will be almost twice as big as the largest previous commercial MBS transaction. The offering, far larger than originally expected, will significantly increase non-U.S. volume for 2002...; Tags: Government, Italy, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., non-U.S., Salomon Smith Barney, securitization, SOFTWARE; Research articles 2002-10-25
Climate politics from Kyoto to Bonn: From little to nothing?: We investigate how the U.S. withdrawal from the Kyoto Protocol and the provisions of the Bonn climate policy conference on sink credits and emissions trading will change the economic and environmental impacts of the Protocol in its original form. Based on simulations with a large-scale computable general equilibrium model, we...; Tags: compliance, Consumer Electronics Association, elasticity, emission, non-U.S., OECD, U.S., withdrawal; Research articles 2002-04-01
Accuracy of analysts' earnings forecasts: a comparison of non-U.S. cross-listed firms and U.S. multinationals.: ABSTRACT Among other properties of earnings forecasts, Das and Saudagaran (1998) document a difference in analyst forecast accuracy between non-U.S. incorporated firms listed in U.S. capital markets and U.S. incorporated domestic firms. In this paper we replicate their analysis using an extended sample period (1984--1993) and a control...; Tags: AMEX, analysis, analyst, earnings, FINANCE, incorporation, Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., non-U.S., NYSE Euronext, U.S.; Research articles 2002-01-01
Internationalization of primary public securities markets.: HAL S. SCOTT [*] I INTRODUCTION In fully internationalized securities markets, issuers in public primary markets should be able to issue securities to investors worldwide using one set of optimal distribution procedures and disclosure documents,...; Tags: Antigua, FINANCE, investor, non-U.S., SEC, SECURITY, U.S.; Research articles 2000-06-22
The FCC opens its doors to non-U.S. regulation - Government Activity: European telecoms firms may be surprised to learn that there could be a role for them in the management of U.S. spectrum beginning on 14 June. In an age when the job of the technology regulator can be likened to that of the bareback rider charged with "regulating" the...; Tags: FCC, Government, non-U.S., regulation, spectrum, U.S.; Research articles 2000-04-03
Changing the rules: the world gets serious about global accounting standards.(includes related article on origins of International Accounting Standards): Securities regulators worldwide are seriously considering establishing commonly accepted international accounting standards in 1999 for cross-border listings on stock exchanges. Global capital markets and the completion of a core international accounting standards list by the International Accounting Standards Committee IASC have been the prime reasons behind such a move. These...; Tags: accounting, FINANCE, financial, GAAP, investor, non-U.S., SEC, standards, U.S.; Research articles 1999-03-01
US DEPT OF AGRICULTURE: Sugar and sweetener--Part 2 of 3: In 1996, the industry was doubly plagued as corn prices reached very high levels relative to the HFCS selling price. Net corn costs after the subtraction of byproduct credits rose to 8.89 and 7.92 cents a pound in the second and third quarters, respectively, of 1996. They...; Tags: HFCS, Mexico, non-U.S., Strategy, U.S., U.S. Department of Agriculture; Research articles 1998-07-01
Politics unusual. (includes related article)(Cover Story): Economists believe that politics will determine the future of the financial markets beginning in 1996. Several factors are expected to have a strong influence on the market including the presidential elections, Congress's seven-year budget plan and intrinsic issues such as the separation of Quebec from Canada and the devaluation of...; Tags: bond, economist, Federal Reserve Board, FINANCE, inflation, Investment, non-U.S., U.S.; Research articles 1996-01-01
The credit rating industry: As financial market complexity and borrower diversity have grown over time, investors and regulators have increased their reliance on the opinions of the credit rating agencies. At the same time, the number of rating agencies operating in the United States and abroad has risen sharply. Together, these trends have prompted...; Tags: agency, bank, bond, financial, MARKETING, Moody's Corp., Mortgage, non-U.S., SEC, security, Staff, Standard and Poor's; Research articles 1994-06-22
U.S. branches and agencies of foreign banks: a new look: Branches and agencies of non-U.S. banks have been active in U.S. banking markets for the past two decades. Initially, these U.S.-based offices of foreign banks served primarily the credit and other banking needs of U.S. affiliates of their homecountry customers. They also tended to be active in the broad domestic...; Tags: agency, asset, bank, banking, deposit, Federal Reserve Board, non-U.S., U.S.; Research articles 1993-10-01
The Case for Non-U.S. Equity: It is believed that there are several important reasons for investors to look to non-U.S. markets when making investment decisions. By investing in non-U.S. markets, investors can increase their return potential through owning leading companies in non-U.S. countries, while decreasing portfolio risk. Investment professionals experienced in managing non-U.S. equity can...; Tags: Institute For Fiduciary Education, Investor, non-U.S., Globalization, Financial Accounting, Strategy, Management, Finance; Case studies 2003-01-01