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Finance Magazine | Vol: 18 | Issue: 4
Euro rates forecast to hold steady for 2004
Benchmark bond issue by NTMA
Deal of the Year 2004:
First Active deal wins award
Leveraging on the Dublin franchise
Huge increase in M&A activity in Q1
Finance Act changes to help Ireland face new threat
EDITORIAL
ABN AMRO sells LeasePlan
Retail assets increase by 17p.c. amongst IAIM members
New CFO for Waterford Wedgewood
New diploma on accounting standards launched
New head at Merrion Corporate Finance
Readying banks and insurance companies for IAS in 2005
Treasury professionals wanted as GE Capital sets up significant new Dublin operation
ECB rate to remain steady until 2005
Volatility to continue in forex markets, but currencies should trade in narrower ranges
Majority say euro is set to decline against dollar
Equity rally to continue
Bond yields on upward trajectory
Building a treasury strategy
Growth in use of takeover schemes continues
RBS†surprise acquisition of First Active wins â€Deal of the Year†2004
Share-based payments - a new accounting challenge
Irelandâ€s response to Enron - what it will mean
Retail assets rise by 17 per cent in 2003
Liquidity management products for corporate treasurers: the options continue to grow
Insurance premium tax - how to reduce your insurance costs
Irelandâ€s Common Collective Fund
Foreign Tax Credits
Key investment terms
Playing the game of life
Survey: the investment attitudes of Irish pension fund managers, including their views on hedge funds