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Corporate World, 5th issue, Summer 2009
Looking ahead (PDF,148kB) – Stuart Grant, Head of Corporate and Structured Banking, UK
Re-made in America (PDF, 252 kb) – As most developing, and many emerging, nations find themselves in the depths of recession, all eyes will be on the US to drag the world out of the doldrums.
Fertile Ground? (PDF, 464 kb) – Touted as a powerhouse of global economic growth, India has fared better than many during the downturn Is an early and strong recovery on the cards, or something more muted?
New markets for old (PDF, 300 kb) – The Anglo-Indian relationship has always been strong But, as the effects of the global downturn reverberate on both sides, how is the trade dynamic changing?
News and analysis (PDF, 240 kb) – Following considerable efforts to ease the price of credit, the government is seeking new ways to kick-start the UK economy The focus has now turned to quantity.
Happy ever after? (PDF, 204 kb) – When the recession finally comes to an end, it will usher in a new set of problems that could prove even more challenging for the UK economy.
Straws in the wind (PDF, 364 kb) – For six months or more, the news on the UK economy has been unremittingly bleak. But look closely and there may be glimmers of hope.
Hard cash (PDF, 148 kb) – The banking crisis has changed the rules of the game for UK mid-market corporates seeking help with their liquidity, but the cash is still there.
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