By: Mike Kulej|2010-03-04|Investments
Very quietly and almost unnoticed by financial media in US , the has reached an important milestone - 10 year anniversary. The ECB came into being June 1, 1998, as 11 European countries drew closer to merging their currencies. The Euro was launched on Jan.
By: Bharat Book Bureau|2010-09-07|Investing
Central bank Management While much has been published on monetary policy, little exists on how to manage a centralbank and how to tackle the big organisational and management issues that central banks face today.
By: Patrick Bolling|2010-04-04|Politics
Social issues of all forms plague one division of society or another at all times. Despite our natural inclinations to push blame and responsibility on others, turning to the government for solutions to social ills does more to damage society than heal it.
By: Michael Newman|2009-10-01|Banking
Money is one of the man’s greatest inventions, an essential tool of civilization, because every society has a money economy based on coins and paper notes. In primitive society there was a barter system which is the direct exchange of goods and services for goods and services.
By: Dr.Timothy Ross|2010-11-16|Currency Trading
Every country in the world has a centralbank to oversee the economy and protect the national currency. Most countries have just one centralbank, often call national bank but other examples also exist.
By: Helen Harvey|2011-08-13|Merchant Accounts
The International Monetary Fund’s monthly report on centralbank reserves showing Russia and Korea as adding to their holdings of gold during June and July, confirms the trend established since the financial crisis of 2007/08 for central banks to b...451
By: Ken Low|2010-03-27|Debt Management
On the 23rd of July 2009, bank Negara Malaysia announced the operations commencement of the Corporate Debt Restructuring Committee (CDRC) in Malaysia, allowing corporate borrowers and creditors to work out debt resolutions without having the need to officiate legal proceedings.
By: Jerri Lily|2010-11-18|Management
European centralbank announced in November 4th, for 1% of the benchmark interest rates unchanged, but did not give a clear timetable for further withdrawal stimulus.
By: Orietta Qi|2010-12-05|Current Affairs
The latest economic data that Asian central banks raise interest rates policy-makers had to slow down the pace of: 22, Thailand and Malaysia, data showed gross domestic product (GDP) growth dropped to three quarters of all the lowest level since it s...482
By: Christine Harrell|2011-02-19|Article Marketing
Ahead of tomorrow's EU summit, ECB President Trichet has delivered a timely rebuke to the EU, essentially to get its collective act together.