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Description of Euromoney Foreign Exchange & Treasury Management Handbook 2010

As the effects crisis begins to lessen and global economies begin to recover, it has become increasingly apparent that foreign exchange has weathered the storm and is still a highly active area for business and investment.

The 18th edition of the bestselling Euromoney Foreign Exchange & Treasury Management Handbook continues in top form as an internationally acclaimed FX and treasury management reference source. Mapping out the developments and emerging opportunities presenting themselves in the FX and treasury management arenas, with advice and guidance being given by leaders in the field, this highly successful Handbook is your key reference source to the markets.

Includes a worldwide directory which lists over 2,000 global financial institutions, central banks, consultancy and advisory firms, treasury associations and regulatory bodies at the forefront of the FX and treasury management industry.
Contains a foreword written by Ira Birns, Chairman of the Association for Financial Professional, and exclusive chapters from key players in the industry, including Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Saxo Bank, the European Payments Council and many others.
Topics include SEPA, white labelling, FX prime brokerage, forex hedging and OTC derivatives, as well as specific country reviews.

How it will help buyers avoid costly mistakes

Articles are written by senior decision-makers so you can rely on the information being up-to-date and authoritative.
Articles are written by insiders from this dynamic sector ensuring that our editorial is timely and represents only the issues that matter.
Introductory foreword provided by Ira Birns, Chairman of the board of the AFP
Contains contact details for each author
Includes worldwide directory listing hundreds of companies and contacts.
Guidance on new approaches will help you understand their impact. Also, opinion articles will give you advanced warning of future trends, giving you time to adjust your strategy
Articles written by insiders ensure that our editorial style is straightforward, relevant and highly perceptive
Strategic advice will help you develop and implement appropriate solutions to regulatory concerns
Subject matter is very relevant. The current instability in the global financial markets has provoked high volatility in the global foreign exchange markets. The handbook will provide an invaluable point of reference for what is predicted to be a difficult coming year.

Title Information

ISBN:

9781843746751

Format:

Paperback

Product Code:

469800

Publisher:

Euromoney Publications

Published:

02/02/2010

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About

Editor: Wendy Gibson
Contributors:
ACI
AFP The Association for Financial Professionals
BNP Paribas Corporate and Investment Banking
Citi
CLS
DBS Bank
Deutsche Bank
European Payments Council
Kshitij
Saxo Bank A/S
Standard Bank

Contents of Euromoney Foreign Exchange & Treasury Management Handbook 2010

FOREWORD
by Ira Birns, Chairman of the Board, AFP – The Association for Financial Professionals

Chapter 1
Does the carry trade work for corporate FX hedges?
by BNP Paribas Corporate and Investment Banking

Chapter 2
Electronic trading – get the message
by Citi

Chapter 3
OTC Clearing: the rapid growth of FX prime brokerage
by Deutsche Bank

Chapter 4
Developing the value proposition of white label partnerships
by Saxo Bank A/S

Chapter 5
Foreign exchange: a valuable source of alpha
by Citi

Chapter 6
Key features of today’s FX market
by CLS

Chapter 7
Global imbalances – an Asian perspective
by DBS Bank

Chapter 8
Forex hedging: the ‘new normal’?
by Kshitij Consultancy Services

Chapter 9
The impact of hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup on South Africa’s economy
by Standard Bank

Chapter 10
Setting a deadline for migration to SEPA ensures planning security for all stakeholders
by European Payments Council

Chapter 11
The future of the over-the-counter derivatives market
by ACI The Financial Markets Association

Directory:
Total Entries: 1245
Financial Institutions: 842
Consultancies: 362
Treasury Associations: 41