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guidance Outlook – Joint FASB/IASB Investment Entity ED 1. Investment company level  measure investments in controlled entities at fair value through profit or loss  measure investments in joint arrangements and associates at fair value through profit or loss 2. Non investment company parent level Difference to FASB ED  consolidate all controlled entities, even if controlled through an investment entity subsidiary  continue the use of fair value for investments in joint arrangements and associates

Les deux tiers des actifs sont aux mains des fonds nourris par les exportations de matières premières de leur pays. Abu Dhabi détient le plus gros fonds au monde, qui reste aussi le plus secret. ADIA, le fonds d'Abu Dhabi Créé en 1976, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) gère le surplus financier de l'émirat, détenteur de l'essentiel des réserves de pétrole et de gaz des Emirats Arabes Unis. Le fonds, secret sur ses encours, serait à la tête de 650 à 700 milliards de dollars, ce qui en fait le plus

Ofer Group - 59.88% Bank Leumi Le Israel - 20% Israel Corporation The Rothschild Group is the largest private banking group in the world in continuous single family ownership. The Group is today active in five major areas: Investment Management, Banking, Investment Banking, global privatisation advice, and dealing in Gold Bullion. (SOURCE: www.excellence.co.il) E. de Rothschild Invest. services Ltd (Israel) Cie Financiere Holding Benjamin & Edmond de Rothschild DAIMLER CHRYSLER Li

together add up to total productivity growth. Broadband is an enabling technology which makes certain other types of investment worthwhile. If a company invests in a broadband service, a new server and new software, then these studies would account for the productivity benefits by dividing it between these inputs. In practice, without the broadband connection, none of the other investment would have taken place. …so we consider an “inclusive” approach as more likely Given that the previous estimates

World Wealth Report 2008 State of the World’s Wealth ........................................ 2 HNWIs Retrench to Safer, More Familiar Investments ......................................... 14 Green Investing Gains Traction in 2007 ..................................................... 18 HNWIs’ Pursuit of “Passion Investments” Is Not Deterred By Economic Volatility ...................................................... 21 Spotlight: Wealth Management Firms Adapt to Meet Unique Needs of

libellés en dollars: 50 billions $  Titres négociés en bourse à l’échelle mondiale: 165 billions $  Titres négociés en Afrique, Moyen-Orient, pays émergents d’Europe: 4 billions $  Investissements 2 fois plus importants que Hedge funds ou capital investment Ressources :  Accroissement des pétrodollars OPEP  dividendes issus des prix élevés du pétrole  Qatar, Dubaï, Koweït, Abou Dhabi, Russie (2008), Norvège, Alaska, Canada, Trinité et Tobago.  Réserves de change colossales des banques centrales

400 en Italie et 64 200 en France et Dom Tom ; 15 200 en Amérique du Nord et 9 500 en Asie. 2 - Les métiers de BNP Paribas Les métiers de BNP Paribas se regroupent en 4 secteurs d’activité bien distincts : retail banking, investment solutions, corporate & investment banking et les autres activités qui seront décrites en détails par la suite. A ) Retail banking (banque de détail) BNP Paribas réalise aujourd’hui plus de 60% de ses revenus dans la banque de détail, activité dans laquelle

future trends in consumer tastes and preferences ◗ competitors’ actions ◗ market conditions. Creating new products or making changes to existing brands can be expensive. It involves making investment decisions now, in the hope of making a return later. Weighing up future returns against an investment is a crucial part of a manager’s job. It always involves an element of risk, because the future is never certain. Managers’ previous experience, together with market research information helps

sais je. Michaud ,R Efficient asset management, Oxford University press 1994 ----A Practical Framework for Portfolio Choice Affiliation de l'auteur: New Frontier Advisors, Boston, MA Source: Journal of Investment Management, 2nd Quarter 2003, v. 1, iss. 2, pp. 14-29 Date de publication: 2nd Quarter 2003 Résumé: Traditional portfolio optimality criteria often

accumulation over the forthcoming period. Net wealth over GDP is set to reach some 14 % of GDP in 2010 – 2011 from a mere 5 % recorded in 2008 Traditional savings products such as bank savings have been strongly supported by attractive returns, while investment funds and listed shares recorded a fast and impressive recovery supported by the favourable market performance. The first year of a fully functioning private pension system has also supported wealth accumulation The consumption boom phase led by